Patna: In Bihar's capital, there was a stir after the newly married woman was found hanging. The girl's husband used to suspect her character since marriage. He did not like his wife talking to any other man. Troubled by the daily taunts, it is said that the girl committed suicide. The in-laws have blamed their son-in-law for the daughter's death. Police have sent the dead body of the girl for postmortem. Further investigation is being done into the matter.

Actually, Shivam, a sweet businessman living in Bahadurpur Housing Colony of Agamkuan Police Station area of ​​Patna City, was married in November 2022 to a girl named Shabnam. On Saturday, Shabnam's body was found hanging in the house itself. The police received the information about the incident, as well as the family members of Shabnam also got the information about the daughter's death. The police reached the spot, took down Shabnam's body from the gallows, and sent it to the morgue for postmortem. At the same time, the girl's mother and father blamed their son-in-law Shivam for the daughter's death. The in-laws told that Shivam used to doubt the character of his wife Shabnam. Shivam did not like Shabnam getting calls on her phone or talking to some other man. Shabnam's mother Rekha Devi told that Shivam used to talk about the daughter having an illegal relationship with someone else. He used to torture her mentally by leveling dirty allegations against her. 

Ramayan Ram, a policeman posted at Agamkua police station, said that the family members of the deceased girl have accused their son-in-law of being responsible for their daughter's death. Shivam, the husband of the deceased wood, has been taken into custody for questioning. Along with this, the family members of Shivam have also been questioned. Only after the post-mortem report of the girl comes out, it will be known whether it is murder or suicide. At present, the matter is being investigated by the police.

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