Youth beaten to death by wife, two others
PTI : Firozabad (UP), Wed Jan 16 2013, 12:59 hrs
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A youth was beaten to death allegedly by his wife and two others in village Rajpur Kotla in Narkhi area here, police said today.
Jamal Khan (28) was beaten to death by his wife and two others last night, police said. On complaint by Khan's family, an FIR has been registered against victim's wife Maya Begum, brother-in-law Bahadur and Gaffar.
They alleged in their complaint that the incident is fallout of Maya's illicit relationship with Gaffar. Police is probing the matter.
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