Suspected by husband, CA aspirant woman jumps to death along with child from 7th floor

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July 3, 2019

Bengaluru, Jul 3: A 29-year-old married woman, who had a dream of becoming a Chartered Accountant, fell to death along with her 2-year-old son from the balcony of their seventh-floor flat in RT Nagar II Stage, off Ballari Road in the city yesterday.

Police suspect that A Bhavana, wife of Arihant, a manager with a private agency, jumped to her death at Shriram White House apartment, carrying her only child A Devant, with her.

A commerce graduate, Bhavana had cleared a few papers of chartered accountancy exam. “Her dream was to become a CA. She had planned to clear the exams after her son started attending school,” a family source said.

Married for four years, Bhavana was reportedly facing harassment from her husband and in-laws. Bhavana’s husband and his mother were in the flat when the incident took place.

“It’s not an accidental fall. They fell down from the balcony of their bedroom. A 3ft iron grill covers the open space in the balcony. The chances of it being an accident are bleak,” a police officer said.

DCP (North) N Shashikumar, quoting Bhavana’s two sisters, said Arihant harassed his wife for money. “He suspected her fidelity for no reason,” Shashikumar quoted the sisters as telling her.

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abdallah
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Wednesday, 3 Jul 2019

very sad news.  By her look, deceased Bhavana is sure that she is very sincere, decent and noble.  Her face itself expresses her good being.  I am sorry that her husband and inmates were harassing her.  A strong case is required to be filed against them and should be in jail for not less than 10 years.  We are coming accross such cases time and again.  Govt shoud bring strict law and punish the responsible people. 

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