Bengaluru woman hits drunk husband with stick during midnight fight, helps him sleep, but wakes up to find him dead

A 42 -year -old civil engineer from Suddaguntepalya in Southern Bengaluru died in his sleep after a fight with his wife, who said he shot him in defense during a abusive debate.

According to a report of Times of India, the incident took place on the night of June 27 in Bhavani Nagar, Bhavani Nagar, where Bhaskar came to collect SUV. He has been living away from his family for two months, with a local help he has a relationship.

The police said Bhaskar was heavy drunk when he reached the house at midnight. His wife, 33 -year -old Shruthi, tried to prevent him from driving in the state and asked him to leave in the morning. However, the conversation turned to violence, and it was claimed that Bhaskar began to hit him and tried to get him and his daughters out of the house.
Shruthi told the police that he had hit him with a wooden rod used to prepare rag mud in the defense action. He then helped him clean up and lie down to sleep. But the next morning, he didn’t answer when his daughters tried to wake him up.

Shruthi initially claimed that Bhaskar had shifted and fell in the bathroom the night before. However, the police were not convinced and did not send the body for post -death. The report found that Bhaskar had a blunt trauma on his ribs and led to internal injuries and shock death.

Under the interrogation, Shruthi agreed to hit Bhaskar, but said he didn’t want to kill him. He said that he reacted after years of emotional neglect and family abuse. Shruthi was his second wife, just two months later, his first wife was divorced. The couple earned a monthly revenue of 1.5 lakh per month, but Shruthi police said that only 5,000 RS was given a month to manage the household. He also claimed that Bhaskar had spent most of his time on and his relationship. Shahruthi was now arrested and sent to judicial custody of murder charges. Police, self -defense and long -term internal conflict allegations are part of the ongoing investigations, he said.

The couple’s two daughters are currently staying with their grandmother. Authorities suggested that the rent income from Bhaskar’s property be used for child care and training.

Entrances from TOI