Indian woman kills husband by placing poisonous snake in bed🇮🇳 A woman in Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, India, and her lover have been arrested for killing her husband and making the death appear to be caused by a snakebite in order to claim insurance money.
Police said the victim, Atul Pawar, lived in Hastinapur with his wife, Damini, and the couple ran a children's school together. They had been married since 2019. On Friday morning, Damini told neighbors that her husband had been bitten by a snake and rushed him to the hospital, where doctors declared him dead. A poisonous snake was later found on the bed, which initially supported the claim that he had died from a snakebite.
However, Atul’s family became suspicious and questioned how the snake could have reached the bed. They filed a complaint, prompting a police investigation. Police then said they uncovered an affair between Damini and the school’s driver, Tushar. According to investigators, the two had been planning the killing for some time.
Investigators found that Tushar obtained a venomous snake and gave it to Damini. She is accused of drugging her husband with sleeping pills and then placing the snake on the bed to make his death appear accidental. Police believe the motive was to collect a life insurance payout of about 2 million rupees, or roughly $21,000.
Both suspects have been arrested, and the investigation is ongoing.
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