Bareilly: A sensational case has come to light from Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh, in which the murder of a 35-year-old married woman after a domestic dispute in Jogi Nawada of Baradari police station shocked everyone. It is being told that during the dispute, the husband hit his wife Saroj with a brick, due to which the woman died on the spot due to serious injuries. After the incident, the accused husband escaped from the house. Saroj had gone to her maternal home some time ago due to a domestic dispute, in which Satish had brought her back home from her maternal home about two days ago. After this, on October 8, there was a dispute between the two again.
Wife stabbed on head several times with a slab
Saroj, a resident of Musajhag in Badaun, was married to Satish, a resident of Jogi Nawada, in 2004. On October 8, when the dispute between the two escalated, Satish attacked Saroj with a brick, it is also alleged that after that he hit her on the head several times with a silbatte. Saroj died on the spot, soaked in blood. After getting information about this incident, the police reached the spot and started investigating the case and sent the body of the woman for post-mortem. The couple has three children, two boys aged 12 and 13 and a girl aged about two-and-a-half. After the incident, the accused left the house with both the boys. It is being told that there was often a dispute between the two. The husband used to be suspicious of Saroj and also stopped her from leaving the house. Satish used to work at a sweet shop.
The police have launched an investigation into the matter.
Regarding this incident, the CO said that on October 8, a murder was found in police station Baradari, in which it was told that a person named Satish who is a resident of Jogi Nawada police station Baradari. By this, his wife, whose name is Saroj, has been killed by crushing her head with a brick, which was inspected by the police team and field unit as soon as the information was received. After which the body was sent to the district hospital for post-mortem. On the basis of the complaint received in this case, Case No. 1264/26 has been registered under relevant sections and further legal action is being taken in the case.
