Allegations of Husband’s Torture Leading to Wife’s Death in Natore: A Tragic Incident
In a heartbreaking incident in the Singra area of Natore, Parveen Begum, a 37-year-old housewife, has been reported dead due to allegations of torture by her husband, Abdul Malek. The police have detained Abdul Malek for questioning in connection with this tragic event.
Details of the Incident
The incident took place on Sunday afternoon, January 19th, around 2:30 PM in the Bagurpara village of Hatibandha Union in Singra.
Local residents and a member of the local UP, Rezaul Islam, revealed that due to domestic conflicts, Abdul Malek often subjected his wife, Parveen Begum, to physical abuse. Last week, when Parveen was allegedly beaten by her husband, the family tried to resolve the matter internally.
However, on Sunday afternoon, Parveen was once again assaulted, leading to her falling ill. She was rushed to Natore Sadar Hospital where the medical staff declared her dead upon arrival.
Police Investigation and Official Statement
The Officer-in-Charge (OC) of the Singra Police Station, Asmaul Haque, stated that determining the exact cause of the housewife’s death is not possible without a post-mortem examination. An investigation will be conducted, and necessary actions will be taken accordingly. As of now, no formal complaints have been lodged at the police station regarding this matter.
This tragic incident sheds light on the alarming issue of domestic violence prevalent in our society. It serves as a stark reminder of the importance of addressing such matters promptly and effectively to prevent further tragedies.
Let us all come together to create a safer environment for everyone, where incidents like these become a thing of the past. Domestic violence is a serious crime that affects countless lives. If you or someone you know is experiencing abuse, do not hesitate to seek help. Remember, you are not alone, and there are resources available to support you in difficult times. Together, we can make a difference and build a better, safer community for all.
