Indo-Asian News Service, Updated: Oct 21, 2011 07:39 IST
Jaipur: The brother of a 38-year-old woman who died under mysterious circumstances has filed a police complaint against her in-laws here, alleging they used to beat her up as she had not given birth to a boy child, police said Thursday.
The hermit serve purported that a in-laws forced her to cancel during slightest twice when bootleg sex integrity during pregnancy showed that a child would be a girl.
According to a police, Bhupendra Singh, a proprietor of Tilak Nagar in New Delhi, purebred a initial information news with Jhotwara military hire Thursday, a day after a genocide of his sister, Kuldeep Kaur.
Kuldeep had married one Jitendra Singh, vital in Prem Nagar of Jhotwara area, in 2005.
“The in-laws told a military that Kuldeep was found passed after they returned from a duty Wednesday. She had been left alone during home,” pronounced a military officer.
He combined that a means of genocide was being investigated. “We have conducted a postmortem and a news is awaited,” pronounced a officer.
Her brother, Bhupendra, claimed in a censure that Kuldeep had called him from a lavatory of her in-laws’ residence dual days before her death.
“She was frightened and pronounced that she feared her father would kill her. She had a three- year-old daughter. They wanted a child and had forced her to cancel lady children during slightest twice in a past,” Bhupendra claimed.
According to a Census 2011, Rajasthan has 883 girls between a age of 0-6 for each 1,000 boys.
Alarmed over a state’s lopsided sex ratio, a state supervision recently announced stairs to quell pre-natal sex integrity tests during ultrasound clinics.
The stairs embody augmenting a series of health dialect investigation teams and equipping them with inclination like dark cameras and voice recorders.
The state supervision has also increasing a volume of income given to a chairman who complains about erring ultrasound clinics.
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