Bengaluru: Upset of her husband who allegedly forbidden him to take the work of software engineers and abuse for marriage from family members, a 32-year-old woman threw her five-year-old son from the bridge near Talaghattapura in Bengaluru on Sunday.
night.
He too, took a plunge later.
The police said the boy, Shreyas C, died on the spot, and Chandana B, a resident of Mallasandra, near Holiday village, Jalan Kanakapura, surrendered to injury at a private hospital on Monday night.
Chandana’s father BS Varaprasad from Tirupati submitted a case of dowry abuse against her husband K Chaitanya Kumar, who worked with a retail chain, and his family.
According to the police, the incident took place around 7:30 p.m.
on the bridge across the road which was good, a few meters from his residence.
Chandana rushed to the bridge and threw her son down 70ft and jumped onto the road below.
He suffered a severe injury and lost consciousness, and died in a hospital at around 5:45 a.m.
on Monday.
Varaprasad told police Chandana had been carried out and worked as a software engineer before marrying Kumar, from Kadapa, on February 25, 2016.
They shifted to Bengaluru after marriage.
“My daughter told us recently that her husband, her parents KV Sivaramaiiah and Prasnana Kumari and Brother K Vinay Kumar demanded that he brought gold jewelry as a dowry and wanted a part on my property.
Meanwhile, he got an offer from the software company and his husband did not Allows him to take a job.
My daughter committed suicide with her son because of harassment by Kumar and his family members, “Alleged Varaprasad in his complaint.
Police have taken cases of dahar abuse and downsizing to commit suicide towards Kumar and his family members.
Police quoted Kumar said that he and his family members were innocent and did not demand a dowry from his wife.
There is a difference between a partner because of family problems and therefore he suicides, he claims.
The police held Kumar for further investigation.
B’luru: The woman throws the son of the bridge, jumps to death
