Death of law student: husband, parents held
The Hindu
They were arrested from a relative’s house
The Ernakulam rural police probing the alleged suicide of a young law student in Aluva owing to harassment and domestic violence has arrested her husband and parents.
The arrested were identified as Muhammed Suhail, 27, of Eramalloor, and his parents Rukhia, 55, and Yousuf, 63. A team led by Aluva Dy.SP P.K. Sivankutty arrested the accused from a relative’s house at Kothamangalam, where they were hiding, in the early morning hours of Wednesday.
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