Rajkot: Disputes for RS 20,000 loan repayment reportedly caused the death of a 45-year-old woman from Dahisara Village Jas and Taluka.
The woman died on Wednesday morning after her nephew allegedly feeding her poison on November 8.
The police said that Parvati Sakariya was taken to a farm by his nephew Arjun Sakariya where he tied him to the tree and consumed his poison force.
Arjun has borrowed Rs 20,000 from Parvati and on November 8 when he shopped on the market in Jasdan, Arjun crashed him.
When Parvati asked him to return the money, Arjun asked him to come with him in his bicycle.
Because Parvati did not suspect danger, he went with him.
When reaching out to agriculture on the outskirts of Jas and, Arjun tied Parvati to the tree and allegedly feeding his poison.
Then at night, when Parvati Bhavesh’s cousin called him, he told him about what had happened.
Bhavesh told his son Zaver and husband with coincidence and the trio rushed to his help.
When they reached the farm, Parvati became unconscious.
They took him to the hospital in Jas and from where he was referred to Rajkot Civil Hospital.
He gave up during treatment on Wednesday morning.
“We have registered an unintentional case of death.
We will register violations as soon as we get complaints from the female family,” said Sub-Inspector N Jadeja from the Jas and Police Station.
Women are forced to take poisons, die
