Barnala man dies by suicide after axing wife to death

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A 50-year-old man died by suicide after allegedly hacking his wife to death with an axe in Barnala’s Chhiniwal Kalan village on Friday while she was cutting fodder. Mehal Kalan police registered a case under Section 103(1) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, confirming the accused died from consuming poison following frequent disputes linked to suspected drug abuse. 📰 Barnala: Man Axes Wife to Death in Fields, Dies by Suicide After Consuming Poison.

Suspected drug addict hacks wife to death with axe in Punjab; dies by suicide after consuming poison

The police said 50-year-old Bhola Singh hacked his wife, identified as Karamjit Kaur alias Kammo, in the Chananwal village in Punjab's Barnala district. Later, he died by suicide after consuming poison.

Barnala man dies by suicide after axing wife to death

Kamaljit Kaur, station house officer (SHO) of Mehal Kalan station, said the village sarpanch reported that the couple had fought several times in front of him, but usually reached a compromise

Punjab man hacks wife to death with axe in field, dies by consuming poison

In an incident in Barnala, a 50-year-old man allegedly killed his wife with an axe. This violent act occurred while she was collecting fodder in a field nearby. After the attack, the husband reportedly consumed a poisonous substance and died later at a hospital. Authorities stated that the couple had four children, who were also affected by their family disputes.

Punjab Man Kills Wife With Axe In Front Of His Mother, Consumes Poison

A domestic dispute is suspected, but the exact motive behind the killing has not yet been established.

Unravelling The Barnala Murder-Suicide: Man Hacks Wife, Consumes Poison

A 50-year-old man in Barnala allegedly murdered his wife with an axe in a field on Friday before returning home and consuming poison, leading to his own death. Police are investigating the motive, with preliminary reports suggesting the husband's drug addiction may have caused family disputes.