By Admin 
Such a horrifying incident has come to light from Seoni in Madhya Pradesh, knowing which the question arises whether a daughter coming from someone else’s house has no existence in her in-laws’ house? Does she become the property of her in-laws and the right to live and die goes to her husband, mother-in-law, father-in-law or brother-in-law? Actually, a woman was murdered in Seoni 12 days after her marriage. He was killed by his brother-in-law by chopping him with an axe.
It is being told that on May 10, Sunita Markam, who was married, was murdered by her own brother-in-law. Accused Jeth was in an intoxicated state at the time of the incident. The allegation is that he was doing obscene acts with the newly married woman. The dispute escalated when the woman protested, after which the accused attacked her with an axe. Sunita Markam died on the spot in the attack.
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The accused was angry because his younger brother got married first.
There has been sensation in the area after the incident. As soon as the information was received, the police reached the spot and the woman’s body was sent for post-mortem. Now the search for the absconding accused brother-in-law is going on. It is being told that the family members had married the younger brother before the accused brother-in-law, due to which he was angry. Because of this, he did obscene acts with the new daughter-in-law and then when the dispute escalated, he murdered her.
The accused’s niece Pinky told that her maternal uncle had earlier picked up the sickle to kill Sunita, but somehow the weapon was snatched from his hand and thrown away. Later, shouting in anger, the accused again went to kill Sunita. After some time younger uncle (Sunita’s husband) reached the spot. When the family members shouted, the accused ran away from the house and is absconding since then.
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