Hubby kills teacher over money dispute
The deceased identified as Asha, who worked at Kasturba Gandhi Vidyalaya in Gola, was killed in front of her son by her husband Ravi Pratap, who has since been arrested.
According to police, Ravi, who runs a small medical store in his village, had been pressuring Asha to give him half of her monthly salary. Their son Ujjwal, an eyewitness to the crime, told police that his father frequently demanded money, claiming his business wasn't running well.
Asha reportedly gave him Rs 5,000 every month, but he had recently started demanding Rs15,000.
The deceased's brother Santosh Kumar said the couple had married in 2012 and Asha had even financed her husband's medical store. On Monday afternoon, after returning from school, Asha was assaulted during an argument and later brutally killed. Neighabours intervened to save the couple's son.
Urwa SHO Shyamdev Chaudhary confirmed that Ravi Pratap has been arrested and sent to jail.
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