Tamil Nadu woman dies by suicide over dowry harassment, family demands arrests
Unable to bear the alleged financial pressure and harassment, Preethi left her marital home nine months into the marriage and moved back in with her mother.On Tuesday evening, while her mother was away, Preethi reportedly took her own life by hanging herself. Her body was recovered by the Nallur police and sent to the Tiruppur Government Medical College Hospital for post-mortem examination.Grieving and enraged, her relatives refused to accept the body until the police arrest her husband and in-laws. An investigation is currently underway.- Ends
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