Davangere: Suspecting fidelity, husband kills wife
Davangere, Sept 14: Suspecting the fidelity, a person killed his wife with iron rod at Matti village in the taluk on Friday.
The victim is identified as Savithramma (30). The accused is identified as Beerappa. The victim was in her parents house for the last four months and on Friday morning, she came to her husband’s home. At this time, Beerappa engaged in quarrelling with his wife and beat on her head with iron rod. Seriously injured Savithramma died on the spot, it is said.
It is said that Beerappa has been quarrelling with his wife suspecting her fidelity. Upset over her husband’s attitude, she has approached Women Counselling Centre. Based on the advice from the centre, she had been to her parents’ house and was staying there. She has a daughter studying in 3rd standard and as she required Aadhar card of her daughter, she came to her husband’s house. At this time, both of them engaged in verbal duals. Irked by his wife’s attitude, Beerappa beat her up with the iron rod and killed her, it is said.
The ASP, DySP and CPI visited the spot. Hadadi police who registered a case arrested the accused.
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