Man Ties Wife’s Hands, Assaults Her With Belts And Kicks News24 –

In a shocking incident, a man tied his wife’s hands and assaulted her with a belt and kicks in Andhra Pradesh’s Prakasam district. A video of the incident went viral on social media.

According to PTI, the accused has been identified as Guruntham. In the video clip, he is seen thrashing his wife with a belt and kicking her while she jumps and screams in pain.

The accused did not let any of his neighbours intervene and continued to beat her. Witnesses to the incident said that he was doing it for “sadistic pleasure.”

The couple has three daughters and a son. The victim was working in a bakery to support the family.

19-year-old NEET aspirant brutally killed by cattle smugglers in Gorakhpur

In a separate incident, a 19-year-old NEET aspirant, Deepak Gupta, was brutally killed by cattle smugglers in Mauachapi village under the Pipraich Police Station area in Gorakhpur on Monday night, sparking violent protests, stone pelting, and a road blockade, according to police.

The incident injured SP North Jitendra Srivastava and Pipraich Police Station in-charge, Puroshattam Anand Singh.

Gorakhpur SSP Raj Karan Nayyar said that the incident took place around 12:30 am Monday in Mauachapi village, Pipraich Police Station area. Smugglers arrived with three vehicles; villagers, including Deepak, confronted them as they untied cattle.

Smugglers abducted Deepak, drove him around for an hour, crushed his head, and dumped his body 4 km away.

He said, “We received information at around 3:00 am that cattle smugglers had come to a village with two pickup vans. During this, when the villagers chased them, one vehicle got stuck in the village, the people of which fled from there, and a youth from the village chased the other vehicle, the smugglers took him in their vehicle and later pushed him out of the vehicle. Due to which he suffered a head injury and died after falling on the road. On the complaint of the family, a case has been registered under the relevant sections, and post-mortem proceedings are being done.”