Killer wife gets 20 years imprisonment, had killed her husband for property
Bhiwani. The court has sentenced a woman who strangulated her husband to death with a rope over property in Bhiwani district to 20 years in prison. The man had married for the second time after the death of his first wife. The first wife had two children. In this case, the wife even pretended that her husband’s murder was a heart attack, but she could not escape from the police. The hearing of this case was going on in the court of Sessions Judge Deepak Aggarwal from October 2022.
The complainant had told that the first wife of his cousin Narendra had died in 2016. After this Narendra had a second marriage with Rani alias Sunny. Narendra also had two children from his first wife. Narendra died suspiciously at home on 3 October 2022. Sunny told her that her husband died of a heart attack. After this, SI Suresh Kumar, the investigating officer of Tosham police station, got the post-mortem of the body done in the civil hospital. During the post-mortem, marks of strangulation with a rope were confirmed on the neck of the deceased.
When the investigating officer investigated deeply, it came to light that wife Sunny Rani had strangled her husband Narendra to death with a rope while he was sleeping at night. After the murder, she hid the rope in her iron cupboard and then herself took her unconscious husband to the civil hospital. She said that her husband died due to heart failure.
On suspicion, the police conducted postmortem of the body. The police registered a case against Sunny Rani for the murder of her husband Narendra and arrested her. During interrogation, the woman told that she was fed up with her husband and conspired to murder him to grab the property and then strangulated him to death with a rope. At the behest of the woman, the police had also recovered the rope used in the murder. In the same case, the court of Bhiwani Sessions Judge Deepak Aggarwal has sentenced the guilty woman Sunny Rani alias Sunny to 20 years of imprisonment.
