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Man arrested for allegedly killing his wife for money

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November 26, 2011

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Mangalore, November 26: Udupi town police have detained the husband in connection with mysterious death of his 25-year old wife Asma.

The arrested is Sajid, a daily wage labourer from Anandnagar in Hubli.

Asma, daughter of Umarabba and Halimamma couple from Kukkunduru in Karkala taluk, was given in marriage to Sajid nearly five years ago.

The police action comes after Asma's parents, who strongly believe that their daughter was killed by her husband for want of money, decided to fight for justice and lodged a complaint.

The elderly couple on Thursday night had received a phone call from Hubli from their daughter's in laws informing that Asma was in very serious condition.

According to Halimamma her daughter Asma was tortured by her husband Sajid for money and they always tried to fulfil his demand.


Umarabba and Halimamma who had rushed to Hubli expecting to get their daughter admitted to the hospital were shell-shocked to see the dead body of Asma. Her in-laws informed Umarabba that their daughter had consumed kerosene and phenyl.

And the worst part of the tragedy was that Hubli Police refused to register a case of suspicious death, following which Umarabba decided to bring the body of their daughter to Udupi for post mortem.

Asma's body contained injuries and assault marks.

Halimamma alleged that Sajid is an alcoholic and also had an extra marital affair. He wanted to take loan for unnecessary reasons and was forcing Asma to get loan sanctioned in her name. Asma was reluctant to support his demands despite the fact that her parents always wanted to support Sajid's demands for the sake of their daughter's Happiness. Asma was against the idea of giving more money to Sajid, she added.

Sajid always threatened Asma of killing their two little children Noor Banu (4) and Riyan(3). Umarabba and Halimamma now want their grandchildren back in their home to substitute the loss of their daughter's death. They are also determined to fight the cause till they get justice against their daughter's death.


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