Brutal: Anger on Wife chases 8 month old Daugther Life!
In Uttar Pradesh's Bijnor district, a father is accused of repeatedly slamming his eight-month-old daughter to the ground till she died. Following a complaint from his wife, the guy was detained. According to the police, the event occurred on July 31 in Rahatpur Khurd hamlet, which is part of the Mandawali police station area.
Mohammad Nazim, the accused, married Mahtab Jahan one and a half years ago and the couple had an eight-month-old baby. The couple used to have regular fights, and after one of them, Mahtab moved out of her husband's house and into her parents'. An intoxicated Nazi came to his wife's parents' house on the night of July 31 and asked that their daughter be brought back with him. When Mahtab refused, the pair began arguing again, prompting the call of the cops.
An irate Nazim allegedly grabbed up his daughter and crushed her repeatedly on the floor till she died. Mahtab brought the kid to a private hospital, where she was pronounced dead by physicians.
Mahtab subsequently filed a police report, and Nazim was apprehended on august 1. "Nazim was caught early sunday morning and brought to jail," Bijnor Superintendent of police Dharamveer Singh said.
Mohammad Nazim, the accused, married Mahtab Jahan one and a half years ago and the couple had an eight-month-old baby. The couple used to have regular fights, and after one of them, Mahtab moved out of her husband's house and into her parents'. An intoxicated Nazi came to his wife's parents' house on the night of July 31 and asked that their daughter be brought back with him. When Mahtab refused, the pair began arguing again, prompting the call of the cops.
An irate Nazim allegedly grabbed up his daughter and crushed her repeatedly on the floor till she died. Mahtab brought the kid to a private hospital, where she was pronounced dead by physicians.
Mahtab subsequently filed a police report, and Nazim was apprehended on august 1. "Nazim was caught early sunday morning and brought to jail," Bijnor Superintendent of police Dharamveer Singh said.