By Express News Service
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: In a surprising incident, a 56-year-old man fatally hacked his mother-in-law at Azhikode close to Aruvikkara within the early hours of Thursday. He then hacked his spouse and tried suicide by setting himself ablaze. The man and spouse are present process remedy on the Medical College Hospital and their situation is claimed to be important.
Ali Akbar, an worker of SAT Hospital, first hacked his mother-in-law Shahira, 62, after which his spouse, Mumthaz. The incident befell at round 4.30 am.
Ali stayed on the primary ground of the home, whereas the 2 girls stayed on the bottom ground. The couple has been having home points for the final 10 years and their case is into account on the Family Court.
The incident occurred in entrance of the lone daughter of the couple. Mumthaz is a trainer at Nedumangad Govt Higher Secondary School. Ali was set to retire from service on Friday.
(Assistance for these having suicidal ideas is accessible on TN’s well being helpline 104 and Sneha’s suicide prevention helpline 044-24640050)
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: In a surprising incident, a 56-year-old man fatally hacked his mother-in-law at Azhikode close to Aruvikkara within the early hours of Thursday. He then hacked his spouse and tried suicide by setting himself ablaze. The man and spouse are present process remedy on the Medical College Hospital and their situation is claimed to be important.
Ali Akbar, an worker of SAT Hospital, first hacked his mother-in-law Shahira, 62, after which his spouse, Mumthaz. The incident befell at round 4.30 am.
Ali stayed on the primary ground of the home, whereas the 2 girls stayed on the bottom ground. The couple has been having home points for the final 10 years and their case is into account on the Family Court.googletag.cmd.push(operate() googletag.show(‘div-gpt-ad-8052921-2’); );
The incident occurred in entrance of the lone daughter of the couple. Mumthaz is a trainer at Nedumangad Govt Higher Secondary School. Ali was set to retire from service on Friday.
(Assistance for these having suicidal ideas is accessible on TN’s well being helpline 104 and Sneha’s suicide prevention helpline 044-24640050)