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Suspecting infidelity, drunk man beats wife to death in Rajasthan's Dausa

He also attacked his children and attempted to kill them in a fit of rage, the police officer said adding that the accused has been arrested.

Published: 22nd December 2019 05:45 PM  |   Last Updated: 22nd December 2019 05:45 PM   |  A+A A-

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By PTI

JAIPUR: A 25-year-old married woman was allegedly beaten to death by her husband who suspected her of having an extra-marital affair in Rajasthan's Dausa district, police said.

The incident occurred on Saturday night when Kaluram Meena (30) beat his wife Kishmi Devi (25) mercilessly under the influence of liquor, Manpur Circle Officer Himmat Charan said.

The accused also went on to beat his six-year-old daughter and three-year-old son with sticks but the children were saved by Meena's younger brother and his wife, the CO said.

The accused suspected that his wife had an extra-marital affair. 

The woman's body was handed over to family members after post mortem on Sunday, the CO added.

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