Man beaten to death by wife

Monday, September 3, 2007, 1:02 [IST]

Varanasi, Sep 2 (UNI) A man who was heavily beaten by his wife on August 28 last succumbed to wounds in the Cholapur area here today.

Magan Patel (36) was beaten by his wife Arti in the Bhatpurwa village on August 28 last after he denied her permission to go to her brother's house on Raksha Bandhan, police said.

Later, Arti took the services of a quack to unsuccessfully treat wounded Magan. But Magan succumbed to wounds today.

Further investigations were on.

UNI

Topics: CRIME-UP-WIFE

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