A daughter has been murdered by her parents in India for marrying the man she loves in what is called honour killing.
The parents of a 21-year-old third year Dehli University undergraduate, Bhawna Yadav, have admitted to strangling her to death in an honour killing, because she married a man they did not approve of.
Bhawna
was pursing Sanskrit Honours at Sri Venkateswara College in South
Campus. Her family hailed from Rajasthan, while Abhishek comes from a
Punjabi family.
Police reports that Bhawna had
married Abhishek Seth against the wishes of her parents and to preserve
their honour, they had to kill her.
According to
police, the parents have revealed that they knew about Bhawna’s
relationship with Abhishek though marriage between them was unacceptable
to them, but she went ahead to marry him, saying she was in love with
him.
They said Bhawna had told them that she had
snapped relations with Abhishek, but kept meeting him and went behind
them to get married to Seth at an Arya Samaj temple. The hurried
marriage was because Bhawna’s parents had found her an arranged match in
their own community
For Bhawna’s parents, it was unacceptable that their daughter would marry someone outside their community.
A
senior police officer of the south-west district told Mail Online that
the victim’s father, Jagmohan Yadav and mother Savitri, divulged that
Bhawna had always denied her relationship with Abhishek, despite being
asked repeatedly.
Police said the victim’s parents initially tried to mislead the investigators, claiming that Bhawna died due to a snake bite.
But during interrogation, the parents confessed to the crime.
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