
editorial@tribune.com
Our Correspondent
Ludhiana, November 11
A woman, Sheela Devi (32), was allegedly killed by her husband Suresh Kumar Chaoudhry, a migrant worker hailing from Bisaura village in Buxur district of Bihar, over some domestic dispute at Sarbjit Garcha’s “vehra” in the Dhandari Kalan area on the night of Saturday.
Tilak Raj, caretaker of the vehra, told the police that Suresh, along with his wife, had come to the vehra for renting a room in the evening of November 8. They were given a room on the third floor. The paper work for the tenancy was yet to be done, he said.
According to the complainant, he had seen Suresh consuming liquor and the couple indulging in a verbal duel over some dispute. “In the morning of November 10, I went to the room to get the ID proof of the new tenants. I found the room was bolted from outside. I opened the door and went inside. I found Sheela lying on the floor, her face scratched and tongue crushed between the teeth. It seemed the woman died of strangulation,” said the care-taker of the vehra.
The police have registered a case under section 302 of the IPC and efforts were being made to trace Suresh, who fled the room allegedly after killing his wife.
Most Read
Don't Miss
Cities
Amritsar woman tried to help pile-up victims, lost her both legs
Out from car to assist, she was hit by a truck from rear
Protest by kin of Dasehra tragedy victims enters Day 3
They have been demanding employment on compassionate grounds...
Six illegal commercial godowns sealed in city
All located at Afeem Wali Gali, just 100 metres from MC off...
‘Restricting garden timings no remedy’
PU students, residents want security up
For UT, bus shelters can wait, not flyover
Both projects took root in 2016, but Admn rushed with the l...
NSUI members clash with cops during protest
Rally organised against education policy; DTC bus vandalise...
Sanitation workers burn Finance Minister’s effigy
Block traffic for an hour; seek disbursal of dues, salaries
All readers are invited to post comments responsibly. Any messages with foul language or inciting hatred will be deleted. Comments with all capital letters will also be deleted. Readers are encouraged to flag the comments they feel are inappropriate. The views expressed in the Comments section are of the individuals writing the post. The Tribune does not endorse or support the views in these posts in any manner.