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Maharashtra: A horrifying incident has come to light on the night of 26th December in Gangakhed Naka area of Parbhani district of Maharashtra. Here a man poured petrol on his wife and set her on fire. It is alleged that the woman’s husband was angry that his wife had given birth to a daughter for the third time. This incident has been captured in CCTV camera, which is very shocking and sad.
After giving birth to his third consecutive daughter, his wife was sprinkled with petrol and set on fire.
According to the information, 34-year-old Maina Kundlik Kale, the victim’s sister, has lodged a complaint in the police station. It is being told that accused Kundalik Uttam Kale was continuously taunting and beating his wife because he has three daughters of his own. There used to be frequent fights between husband and wife regarding this matter.
The woman died before treatment could begin
On the night of 26 December, the dispute escalated so much that Kundlik sprinkled petrol on Maina, who was giving birth to her third consecutive daughter, and set her on fire. As soon as the fire broke out, the woman started running away screaming. Seeing this, people started trying to extinguish the fire. A large number of people gathered at the spot. The fire was controlled with great difficulty due to petrol, but by then it was too late. Maina, who suffered severe burns, was taken to the hospital, but he died before treatment could begin.
A case of murder was registered against the husband and he was arrested.
In this case, on the basis of the complaint, the police have registered a case of murder against Kundlik Kale and arrested him. The accused is being interrogated by the police. The police are not ready to give any statement on this matter until the investigation is completed.
An atmosphere of anger in the entire area
There is an atmosphere of anger in the entire area after the incident. People say that this incident has once again proved that society needs to change its thinking towards daughters. Strict enforcement of laws and creating an environment of respect for girls is the need of the hour.