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Nashik: Nurse Dies By Suicide After Alleged Harassment By Husband, Seven In-Laws Booked

Nashik: A nurse allegedly died by suicide after facing physical and mental harassment from her husband and in-laws in Nashik. The complaint includes allegations that her husband suspected her character, physically assaulted her and pressured her to transfer a flat she owned to her brother-in-law. Satpur Police have arrested her husband, Anil Pawar, while a case has been registered against seven…

Nashik: Nurse Dies By Suicide After Alleged Harassment By Husband, Seven In-Laws Booked

A nurse in Nashik, Deepali Anil Pawar, tragically took her own life after enduring alleged physical and mental abuse from her husband and in-laws. The incident, which occurred in the city of Nashik, has led to the arrest of her husband, Anil Pawar, and the filing of seven charges against members of her in-laws' family, including allegations of abetting suicide.

Deepali, who worked at the Jategaon Primary Health Centre, was found dead after consuming a toxic substance and driving herself to the hospital. Her husband, who is a senior clerk at the Nashik Rural Superintendent of Police office, is accused of leaving her unattended at the district hospital without arranging for her medical treatment and funds.

It is alleged that Deepali had previously reported instances of domestic violence, and that her husband had controlling behavior, including controlling her ATM card and harassing her when she received calls from her workplace. The precise details of the circumstances surrounding her death are currently under police investigation.

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