US Edition'My Family Betrayed Us': Nanded Woman Who ‘Married’ Lover’s Body Speaks Out After Caste Killing
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“I Will Live With His Family Forever”: Woman Who Married Lover’s Body Stirs Outrage in Dishonour Killing
Anchal Mamidwar stood beside Saksham Tate’s body and spoke through tears about how her family betrayed their promises, how caste hatred destroyed their future, and how she now wants justice for the man she had loved for three years.
Aanchal Mamidwar, 21, married her late fiancé, Saksham Tate, in Nanded, Maharashtra, India, after he was murdered by her father and brother because he was from a lower caste and they disapproved of their relationship. The groom was with friends when he got into a fight with the woman's brother, Himesh Mamidwar. During the fight, Himesh shot Aanchal, piercing his ribs, then smashed his head against a tile, killing him.
Shocking Twist in Maharashtra Caste Murder: Woman Who ‘Married’ Lover’s Corpse Levels Serious Charges at Police
The story of 21-year-old Aanchal Mamidwar has gripped Maharashtra ever since she reportedly married the corpse of her boyfriend Saksham Tate, who was allegedly killed. The woman has now made explosive allegations. She claims two officers from the Itwara police station may have played a role in the crime. Saksham was allegedly killed by Aanchal’s brother, Himesh, amid rising caste tensions. Her father and both brothers are already under arrest, w…
A shocking story from the state of Maharashtra, India, has generated outrage and surprise. Aanchal Mamidwar, 21, held a wedding ceremony next to the corpse of her boyfriend, Saksham Tate, 25, after he was allegedly murdered by members of the young woman’s family. Hey! We’re also in Whatsapp. He starts following us now Beatten to death: she turns the funeral into a marriage ceremony What agents have discoveredThe authorities explained that Aanch…
Anchal Mamidwarm, the 21-year-old bride, explained to the media that after three years together her family found out and that he was an "untouchable" opposed marriage.
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