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'Honour killing': TN man hacked to death for marrying girl from different caste

  •   Sun, Feb 25 2024 05:24:51 PM

Chennai, Feb 25 (IANS): In another case of "honour killing", a 25-year-old man was hacked to death by a gang of five in Chennai, police said on Sunday.

In November, the deceased identified as Praveen, 25, married Sharmi, who was from a higher caste.

Sharmi‘s elder brother Dinesh, who is a murder accused, ganged up with four others and hacked Praveen to death.

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Praveen was rushed to Chrompet General hospital in Chennai but was declared brought dead. Police have arrested all five assailants.
  

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  • Rita, Germany

    Sun, Feb 25 2024

    What a tragical sad death!Poor fellow.May his soul rest in peace.Accused should be arrested and up to gallows.No mercy as he didnt have with his sisters husband.No human feelings ,no understanding.Important is caste ,richness and what not.How sad for his widow now?Heartfelt sympathy to the young lady.How one can do this act?:What he thought ?Cleaning the caste?No honour is back to family but it showed more miserable inability and cold heart.In this age of computer and going to moon this still ?Does his God will accept this ?Hang him immediately.

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