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Hindu Man In Pakistan Kills Wife Over Cup Of Tea

Darpan News Desk IANS, 23 Jun, 2016 11:03 AM
    A mother of two minor girls in Pakistan's Sindh province was axed to death by her husband on Thursday for allegedly delaying his tea.
     
    Keeso Kolhi, aged 23, was killed by her husband, Nagji Kolhi, in Thuhi Leghari village. Tando Bago town police have arrested the accused, who confessed to having axed his wife to death.
     
    The accused said he killed his wife in a fit of anger due to her delay in making him a cup of tea.
     
    Sindh is home to majority of Pakistan's 3 million Hindus.

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