Charges of Illegal relationship: husband surrenders to police with wife's head
Chikkamagalur, Sept 10: In a shocking incident, a man allegedly beheaded his wife and surrendered before police with the severed head of his wife at Shivani village in Tarikere taluk in the district on Sunday night.
The accused has been identified as Satish, a resident of Shivani village near Ajjampura in Tarikere taluk. His wife Roopa is the murdered woman. It is said that the woman’s Illegal relationship was the main reason behind the murder.
Satish, who worked as a driver in Bengaluru, had recently started a meat shop in Shivani. The couple, who had married nine years ago, has two children. In the meantime, Roopa is said to have had an illegal relationship with someone else. There was a lot of dispute between the couple, and the matter had reached the police station as well. It is learned that their relatives had made compromised and united the couple again.
Roopa was reportedly caught red-handed with a stranger when Satish returned to the home on Sunday night. Satish could not tolerate this and attempted an attack on the stranger, but the latter succeeded in escaping. Later, Satish killed and beheaded his wife with a sharp weapon, police said.
After the incident, Satish carried the severed head of Roopa in a bag and rode his bike for about 20 km to reach Ajjampura police station and surrendered to the police.
The Ajjampura police have registered the case and arrested the accused.
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Indian crew killed in 'unfortunate' maritime incident: Indian mission in Dubai
Dubai (PTI): An Indian crew member was killed in an "unfortunate" maritime incident, the Indian mission said on Friday, extending assistance.
The Indian Consulate in Dubai did not give much information about the incident but said it was "saddened to learn of the unfortunate incident at Sea that caused the tragic death of an Indian crew of a ship".
In a post on X, the Consulate said it was in touch with the ship's owner and is ascertaining further details.
"The Consulate will render all possible assistance in this matter on priority. Our deepest condolences," it said.
