Jaipur: The Jaipur police are currently investigating the suspicious death of a two-year-old girl after registering a murder case.
The mother of the deceased child has alleged that her husband’s family never explained how the girl died and filed a case against them at the Ramnagariya police station.
According to the mother, she was thrown out of the house by her husband over a dowry dispute, and they took custody of their daughter.
She further claimed that her daughter died on September 2, and her husband’s family did not provide any explanation. She suspects that her in-laws may have killed her daughter and attempted to hide the evidence by quickly cremating her.
The police said that they have filed a case and probe is underway.
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The mother of the deceased child has alleged that her husband’s family never explained how the girl died and filed a case against them at the Ramnagariya police station.
According to the mother, she was thrown out of the house by her husband over a dowry dispute, and they took custody of their daughter.
She further claimed that her daughter died on September 2, and her husband’s family did not provide any explanation. She suspects that her in-laws may have killed her daughter and attempted to hide the evidence by quickly cremating her.
The police said that they have filed a case and probe is underway.
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