Ram, JCB driver of Municipal Corporation and village Satrod, fed up with his wife and in -laws and ate poison on Monday morning. Before eating poison, he spoke to his wife, mother -in -law and sister -in -law on the phone. When the family came to know about this, they took him to the civil hospital for treatment. On Tuesday afternoon, his wife and a policeman reached the hospital and started pressurizing Ram admitted in the hospital ward. The policeman threatened to register a case of dowry harassment against Ram. After this there was an uproar in the hospital premises. The uproar continued for a long time.
Policeman and Ram’s wife left from there. Three years ago, married Ram, who was undergoing treatment at the hospital, said that she was married to Raveena three years ago. Shortly after marriage, her mother -in -law started harassing her. After this, he started living separately from the family with his wife. His wife gave birth to a daughter. My wife often quarreled with me at the behest of my mother -in -law. When I used to talk to my wife to divorce, my mother -in -law used to demand three lakh rupees.
My mother -in -law used to harass me by calling me on Monday. Due to trouble, on Monday afternoon, he called his wife, mother -in -law and sister -in -law to drink poison and then came to the old vegetable market and drank poison. Passengers admitted him to the hospital for treatment and informed his family members. On getting information about this, the family reached the civil hospital. Late in the evening, the doctor admitted him to the ward. On Tuesday afternoon, wife Raveena came with a police officer.
The police officer threatened that if the case is filed, I will file a case of dowry harassment. The wife and police officer threatened her several times. On which Ram’s family agitated and created a ruckus in the hospital premises. During this, Ram’s health deteriorated and he was brought to the emergency room. The police officer and Ram’s wife later left the hospital. The matter was settled after he left.
