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Years Of Alleged Abuse End In Murder As Indore Woman Kills Husband

Indore (Madhya Pradesh): Pushed beyond endurance after years of relentless physical abuse, isolation, and groundless suspicion, a woman in Gandhinagar murdered her alcoholic husband on Sunday night, first striking him with a hammer and later strangling him with her own saree when he resumed his attack. According to police, the deceased was identified as Santosh Dabar. Police said that Santosh was…

Years Of Alleged Abuse End In Murder As Indore Woman Kills Husband

In a tragic culmination of years of alleged abuse, Santosh Dabar's wife Surajbai plunged a hammer into her husband's skull before strangling him with her saree, resulting in his death on Sunday night. According to prosecutors, Santosh, an alcoholic, regularly beat his wife and kept her and their four daughters isolated, preventing them from leaving the house or using mobile phones.

The assault began when Santosh, intoxicated, attacked Surajbai without cause; she responded by striking him with a heavy object. After a hospital visit by her nephew, Santosh resumed his attack, and Surajbai, overwhelmed, strangled him with her saree, causing his demise. Police, who have detained the 49-year-old suspect, say she confessed to the crime during questioning.

A murder case has been filed, and further investigation is ongoing based on forensic lab findings and an autopsy report. Police revealed that previously, Surajbai's granddaughter avoided the family home for two years and couldn't even stand to look at each other. The suspect's parents remained silent, with no communication between the grandfather and granddaughter.

Officials now urge families to take complaints of children seriously, suggesting professional counseling to address mental stress and prevent similar violent incidents.

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