A Man Who Lost His Wife To Friends Doused Her With Acid For Refusing To Obey

A Man Who Lost His Wife To Friends Doused Her With Acid For Refusing To Obey
A Man Who Lost His Wife To Friends Doused Her With Acid For Refusing To Obey

Video: A Man Who Lost His Wife To Friends Doused Her With Acid For Refusing To Obey

Video: A Man Who Lost His Wife To Friends Doused Her With Acid For Refusing To Obey
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A gambler from the Indian state of Bihar lost his wife to friends. As part of a bet, he sent her to his friends, allowing them to rape her husband. When the woman rebelled again, he doused her with acid, writes The Independent, citing local law enforcement agencies.

“The couple have been married for about ten years. The gambling husband lost his wife at the end of October,”said Rajesh Kumar, a senior police officer at the Mujahidpur precinct. According to him, as part of the bet, the man forcibly sent his wife to his friends, and they raped her. When the woman resisted, he beat her and locked her at home. On November 2, she rebelled again, and her husband doused her with acid.

A law enforcement officer clarified that at the moment the man, whose name has not been disclosed, is in custody. He is accused of acid assault, gang rape, rape and wrongful imprisonment. According to Kumar, the police are currently identifying the men who took part in the rape.

Al Jazeera points out that, according to the National Women's Commission, during the lockdown in India, the number of reported cases of domestic violence in the country almost doubled. Between March 23 and April 16, 587 complaints of domestic violence were recorded, which is almost 45 percent more than in the previous 25 days. This indicator is associated with forced isolation with abusive partners, financial problems, as well as lack of access to alcohol.

In the report, Oxfam India noted that at the beginning of the quarantine in the country there was a surge in violence, but after the relaxation of restrictive measures, the number of complaints decreased.

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