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Woman kills husband in brutal knife attack in Haryana, later jumps from rooftop

Woman kills husband in brutal knife attack in Haryana, later jumps from rooftop
Times of India Sunday 23 August 2026, 15:58 UTC By JASKARAN SINGH 1 min read
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A woman allegedly murdered her 40-year-old husband at a house near Raj Palace on Pehowa Road in Kurukshetra on Saturday by repeatedly attacking him with knives, leaving his abdomen severely mutilated. The deceased, identified as Rajesh, a native of Dhampur village in Uttar Pradesh's Sitapur district, had been living in Kurukshetra with his wife, Vimla Devi, for about a year. He worked as a water supplier for a water trading company on Pehowa Road in the Kurukshetra University (KU) police...

KURUKSHETRA: A woman allegedly murdered her 40-year-old husband at a house near Raj Palace on Pehowa Road in Kurukshetra on Saturday by repeatedly attacking him with knives, leaving his abdomen severely mutilated. The deceased, identified as Rajesh, a native of Dhampur village in Uttar Pradesh's Sitapur district, had been living in Kurukshetra with his wife, Vimla Devi, for about a year. He worked as a water supplier for a water trading company on Pehowa Road in the Kurukshetra University (KU) police station area. The extent of the injuries came to light during the post-mortem examination According to available information, Rajesh's abdomen had been cut open by about 35 cm, with injuries so deep that his intestines had protruded from his body. The post-mortem reportedly also found that a substantial portion of his liver and his right kidney were missing.
Haryana (LOCATION) KURUKSHETRA (ORG) Raj Palace (LOCATION) Pehowa Road (ORG) Rajesh (PERSON) Dhampur (ORG) Uttar Pradesh's (LOCATION) Sitapur district (LOCATION) Vimla Devi (PERSON) the Kurukshetra University (KU (ORG)
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