Wife Strangles Man To Death - Police Reveal Shocking Background & Children's Involvement in Crime: A Dark Story!

In a shocking case, a woman along with her children allegedly strangled her husband to death in Madhopuri area of Ludhiana on Saturday. This incident took place in their rented house after the man allegedly tried to rape the minor daughter.

According to Indian Express report, the 46-year-old man was strangled to death by his wife, 20-year-old stepson and 15-year-old daughter with a wire. This was the wife's second marriage, who had two children from her first marriage. The couple had three children, the 15-year old daughter and two minor sons.

As per the police, in 2014, her minor daughter from first marriage too was allegedly raped by her second husband after which the girl had committed suicide.

Highlighting about the fateful night, on May 23, the man came home drunk and tried to rape the minor daughter, after which the woman along with the daughter and her son (from first marriage) took the drastic step and strangulated the husband to death. 

When media contacted police, ACP (north) Gurbinder Singh said, “While the stepson held the man’s hands, the woman and her daughter strangled him using a piece of wire. He was drunk and had a fight with his wife after returning home. According to his wife, he first thrashed her and then tried to rape the minor girl. Two days back also, he had thrashed his wife and hit her on the head. He was an acute drinker.”

Even in 2014, when the man had reportedly tried to rape his minor step daughter, an FIR was registered against him by the family. “He had spent six months in jail. Later family reached a compromise and got him out of jail but the girl committed suicide after he was released from jail. Her reason of suicide is still a matter of probe,” said ACP.

Currently, an FIR has been registered against the woman, her son and the minor daughter for murder. “During investigation the trio has confessed to killing the man. Meanwhile, autopsy of the body is pending,” said ACP.