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Hyderabad Carpenter Arrested for Abetting Wife’s Suicide

Hyderabad: Asif Nagar police have arrested Sk Rasool, a 25-year-old carpenter, for abetting the suicide of his second wife, Arshiya Begum. Initially registered as a suspicious death case, the police later changed the charge to abetment after discovering that Rasool had provoked Arshiya to take her own life. Evidence of Rasool’s actions was found in a video recorded on his cell phone.

The incident occurred on the night of December 11 when a fight broke out between Rasool and Arshiya. Arshiya had asked Rasool to buy Biryani, but he insisted that she cook at home. Upset by this, Arshiya threatened to commit suicide and even tied a noose. However, Rasool, who was recording a video, told her that he would go and live with his first wife. Tragically, the video abruptly ended as Arshiya hung herself. She was rushed to Nampally area hospital and then to Osmania General Hospital, where she was declared brought dead.

Rasool was subsequently arrested by the Asif Nagar police and remanded in judicial custody.

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