Preventing the wife from making reels: the body of her husband was found!

The Dhaka Times Desk After 6 years of marriage, the family has a 5-year-old son. However, creating reels on social media platform Instagram is an addiction. Because of that, the tragic end of a young man!

The in-laws have been accused of hanging the young man. One such sensational incident took place in the village of Fafaut in Begusarai district of Bihar state, India.

A man was allegedly killed by his in-laws in Bihar's Begusarai for objecting to his wife's creation of Instagram reels, according to a recent report.

The police said that the name of the deceased youth is Maheshwar Kumar Roy. He married Rani Kumari 6 years ago and they have a 5 year old son. 25-year-old husband Maheshwar Kumar worked as a laborer in Kolkata. He recently returned to his home. But when he returned home he objected to see his wife busy making reels. The police also said that there was an argument between them due to this.

The accused Rani Kumari has more than 9,500 followers on Instagram and has posted more than 500 reels on her handle so far.

Indian media say that Maheshwar went to his in-laws house recently. Since then, there was no trace of him. Later his brother Rudal called. However, another person received the phone instead of Maheshwar. The man had an argument with him. Then Rudal called his house and said that Maheshwar was missing. On hearing that news, Maheshwar's family went to his in-laws' house at night. His father said that they reached there and found Maheshwar Roy lying dead. No one from his in-laws was at home at that time.

Maheshwar's father has alleged that his in-laws killed his son Maheshwar by hanging because he prevented his wife from making reels.

Based on the complaint of Maheshwar's father, the local police have registered a case and started investigation. No trace of Rani Kumari, the deceased's wife, or anyone else in his family has been found yet. The police continued to search for them in various places including the houses of Rani's relatives.

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