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Woman, paramour kill husband
Woman, paramour kill husband, A woman allegedly killed her husband with the help of her paramour at Kanchanbagh near Midhani depot here, police said on Saturday.
Hyderabad: A woman allegedly killed her husband with the help of her paramour at Kanchanbagh near Midhani depot here, police said on Saturday. The deceased Faheem, 26, a native of Hafizbaba Nagar, divorced his first wife Asiya Begum four years ago. However, he was trying to rekindle the lost relationship and wanted to live with her.
He was allegedly harassing her and tried to get her convinced. Meantime, Asiya Begum, who started working in a cloth shop near Miralam Mandi, developed friendship with one of her co-workers Obaid, according to sources. When Faheem’s harassment became unbearable for Asiya, she informed Obaid about it and they hatched a murder plan. On Friday, Obaid and his friend Raheem arranged a party and invited Faheem. They brutally murdered him later and dumped the dead body near Kanchanbagh.
Locals alerted the police who rushed to the spot and shifted the dead body to Osmania Hospital mortuary. After post-mortem, they handed over the dead body to deceased’s second wife Shameem Begum. Police registered a murder case and said the accused were still at large. Further investigations are on.
