Husband dies on spot after wife kicks him in the testicles

February 27, 2017

Bengaluru, Feb 27: A man died when his 35-year-old wife allegedly kicked him in the testicles. The incident occurred in the wee hours of Sunday at Byatarayanapura, in west Bengaluru.

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Rohini Kumar (name changed), a homemaker, said that her husband, Arun Kumar (name changed), 45, who was HIV positive, tried to force himself on her. "I reacted in self-defence," Rohini told the cops. Police have arrested Rohini on charges of murder.

According to the cops, an inebriated Arun arrived home, woke his wife up and sought intercourse. "Rohini told us that she had kept her distance from Arun, out of fear of contracting the illness. When she refused him on Sunday, he tried to force himself on her. When Rohini kicked him on the testicles, Arun died instantly," said police, adding that the incident took place around 2.30am.

Arun and Rohini married 15 years ago, and the couple has a 13-year-old daughter. Arun was employed as a driver with a private distillery in the city. According to Rohini, their relationship began to sour after Arun was diagnosed HIV positive a few years ago. She informed the cops that they had chosen to remain under the same roof for the sake of their daughter.

However, investigators said that the daughter reportedly she heard her parents fighting, only to find that her father had died later. Deputy commissioner of police MN Anucheth said that the postmortem would help the cops ascertain the cause of death. "While Rohini claims that it was her kick that led to Arun's death, investigators have found an injury on his head. At the moment, we cannot conclusively say which injury led to his death, or if his medical condition played a role. We have to wait for the postmortem report," he said.

When asked if the husband's attempt to force himself on Rohini amounted to rape, Anucheth said that would be decided by the court. "As of now, we have booked a case of murder," he added.

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amanda lal
 - 
Tuesday, 28 Feb 2017

the testicles are a very vunerable spot. death is common from injuries to the testicles

haaris
 - 
Monday, 27 Feb 2017

well done .. be carefulll.....

harish
 - 
Monday, 27 Feb 2017

shocked! next time will be careful.

Lalitha
 - 
Monday, 27 Feb 2017

Lesson for every husband, dont underestimate the power of common women. sad

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