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Hamirpur, 02 October (HS). On Wednesday, a woman resident of Kuchchha village of Majhgawan police station died during treatment at the Community Health Center. People from the maternal side of the deceased woman created a ruckus, accusing her husband of killing the woman by feeding her poison. Majhgawan police station, which reached the information, is conducting post-mortem today after filling Panchnama of the body of the deceased woman.
According to the information, when the condition of 35-year-old woman Asha (wife of Virendra Kumar), a resident of Kuchchha village under Majhgawan police station, suddenly deteriorated due to suspicious circumstances, her husband Virendra Kumar and others present at the spot immediately admitted her to the Community Health Center of Rath for treatment. . Where woman Asha died during treatment. Virendra Kumar, husband of the deceased woman, told that his wife Asha was ill for a long time and he had got his wife Asha treated at various places. Told that on Tuesday afternoon, when his wife Asha's condition suddenly deteriorated, she was admitted to the government hospital in Rath where she died during treatment.
As soon as information about the incident was received, people from the maternal side of the deceased woman, who had come from Datia Nagar in Madhya Pradesh, reached Kuchchha village and created a ruckus, accusing the deceased woman's husband Virendra Kumar of killing her by poisoning her and called the police to the spot after giving information. . Virendra Kumar, husband of the deceased woman, told that his first wife had died a long time ago. Asha was his second wife and he had married lady Asha only last 8 months. Due to this sudden incident, there is chaos in the family of the deceased woman and all the family members are crying badly. In this matter, Inspector in-charge of Majhgawan police station said that the post-mortem of the body of the deceased woman is being completed after filling the panchnama and necessary action will be ensured in the matter.