Upset Over Husband Getting Second Marriage, Woman Ends Life
Hyderabad, Jan 31 (Maxim News): The incident where the wife committed suicide because her husband got married for the second time took place in Mailardav Palli Lakshmiguda. Venu Devi committed suicide by hanging herself from a fan when non one was at home.
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Venu Devi could not digest her husband Dharmendra getting married for the second time while she was there. It is reported that she is deeply upset that her husband is leaving her and took the extreme step.
On the information of the local people, the police rushed to the scene of the incident. The body was shifted to Osmania Hospital for postmortem. Mailardev palli police have registered a case and are investigating. (Maxim News)
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