Meerut Woman, Lover Sentenced to Death for Killing Husband, Leaving Snake on Bed to Fake Accident
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'Snakebite' murder: UP court cites Manusmriti verse while pronouncing death sentence
In a chilling case, a local Meerut court handed down the death penalty to a woman and her accomplice for the heinous murder of her husband. To cover their tracks, they deceitfully placed a snake next to the deceased to simulate a snakebite. The court's decision drew on the Manusmriti and categorized the crime as 'rarest of rare.' The victim's family, having sought justice tirelessly, welcomed the verdict.
Meerut Court Sentences Woman, Lover to Death for Framing Husband's Strangulation as Snakebite
Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Meerut Court on Friday handed down the death penalty to a woman and her paramour for the murder of her husband, a crime they systematically attempted to pass off as a tragic accident involving a venomous snake. India News | Meerut Court Sentences Woman, Lover to Death for Framing Husband's Strangulation as Snakebite.
Wife, Lover Strangle Man, Place Snake Beside Body To Pass Off Murder As Snakebite, Get Death Sentence
A court in Meerut has sentenced Ravita and her lover, Amardeep, to death for killing her husband, Amit Kashyap, and trying to make his death look like a snakebite. The court announced the punishment on Friday. Amit was found
Meerut Court Sentences Woman, Lover To Death For Murder Of Husband
Meerut: A woman and her lover were sentenced to death by a Meerut court in Uttar Pradesh on Friday for strangling her husband. The duo then placed a snake beneath his body to pass off the murder as a snakebite death. While sentencing them, the additional district judge - 12, termed the case “rarest of rare”. The court had convicted…
Meerut Court Sentences Wife And Lover To Death In Amit Kashyap Murder Case
In a significant verdict, the Additional District Judge 12 court in Meerut has sentenced a woman named Ravita and her lover Amardeep to death for the murder of her husband, Amit Kashyap. While pronouncing the capital punishment, Judge Jaiveer Singh Nagar observed that killing one's husband is equivalent to killing dharma or religion, noting that a husband is considered Parameshwar. The court deemed the case an exceptionally brutal murder wherein…
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