The woman was given rat poison by her in-laws.
In Uttar Pradesh’s Bareilly district, a woman was attempted to be murdered due to low dowry. The woman’s husband and in-laws first locked the room and beat her badly, then when they were not satisfied, they fed her with rat poison. Seeing her deteriorating condition, the woman ran away from the house to save her life and reported the incident to the police by calling dial-112.
The entire case of attempted murder of a woman for dowry is from Ata Kaistan area of ​​CBiganj police station area. The woman was married eight years ago to Sunil Kumar according to Hindu customs. The victim alleged that her husband and in-laws used to taunt her daily that she got less dowry. For this reason the woman was beaten a lot by her husband and in-laws.
Forced to drink rat poison
The woman says that she has been married for eight years and has two children. Even then husband, mother-in-law, daughter-in-law and sister-in-law fight for dowry. The woman alleged that her husband locked her in a room and beat her badly for dowry. At the same time, when the woman protested her husband’s beatings, the husband tried to strangle her to death. The woman alleged that after beating her, her husband, mother-in-law, brother-in-law and sister-in-law forcibly held her and fed her rat poison.
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The police saved the woman’s life
The woman said that the sister-in-law grabbed her legs and the sister-in-law grabbed both her hands. After which her husband gave her rat poison. Seeing the deteriorating condition, the victim somehow came out of the house and called dial-112, after which the police reached the spot and admitted her to the district hospital. After registering the woman’s complaint, the police started investigating the matter.
Woman under treatment in hospital
CB Ganj Police Station says that a woman called the police on dial-112. The police have admitted her to the district hospital, where the woman is undergoing treatment. An investigation is being conducted based on the woman’s complaint.
