Man in Chikkamagaluru stabs wife to death with knife over marital discord
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Chikkamagaluru: A 34-year-old woman, Nethravathi, was allegedly stabbed to death by her husband, Naveen in Hosalli near Aldur, reportedly following a demand for divorce by Nethravathi.
The deceased woman, said to have been a native of Havvalli village, married Naveen, a native of Sakleshpur, five months ago, but Nethravathi is learned to have returned to her maternal home barely five days after the wedding.
Their seniors tried to mediate between them and re-reunite the couple but their efforts went in vain as Nethravathi decided to get a divorce. Nethravathi also filed a complaint at Aldur Police Station three days ago, accusing Naveen of harassing her. A complaint was registered by the police.
Naveen was infuriated by his wife’s decision to divorce him and filing of police complaint against him, resulting in him stabbing Nethravathi with a knife fatally.
Nethravathi, who was grievously injured in the attack, was rushed to the Mallegowda Government Hospital in Chikkamagaluru city but reportedly died on the way.
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Indian Navy vigilant in safeguarding country's maritime interests: Prez Murmu
Visakhapatnam (PTI): President Droupadi Murmu on Wednesday said that the Indian Navy is vigilant in safeguarding country's maritime interests and is contributing to stability across wider maritime commerce.
Presiding over the International Fleet Review (IFR) off Vizag coast abroad an Indian Naval warship in the Bay of Bengal, the President said the Indian Navy is deployed in the region to serve as a credible instrument of deterrence and defence against threats and challenges arising in the sea.
"Indian Navy is vigilant in safeguarding India's maritime interests and is contributing to stability across wider maritime commerce," Murmu said.
Further, she noted that the Indian Navy plays a vital role in promoting goodwill and building bridges of trust, confidence and friendship with navies around the globe.
Murmu addressed the IFR after she sailed to review several Indian and foreign vessels.
