'Absolutely heartbreaking': Woman calls husband, records video for family; then dies by suicide
(Trigger warning)
A woman allegedly committed suicide by jumping into the Sabarmati river in Ahmedabad in Gujarat soon after recording a video on her mobile phone, leading to her husband being booked for abetment to suicide, police said on Monday.
#ayesha
It doesn't matter which religion you belong ! Humanity is Still first
Every Word she was Saying Makes anyone Emotional !
JUST LISTEN AND WATCH THE VIDEO !!
23 year old Ayesha releases this Video before Jumping in the #SabarmatiRiver #Ahmedabad! pic.twitter.com/EdmNd77ezJ— Ayush Vaishnav (@AyushVa21516182) February 28, 2021
The incident took place on February 25 and police identified the victim as Ayesha Khan (23) who also spoke to her husband and parents before taking the extreme step, an official said.
According to the FIR lodged by her father Liyakatali Makrani at Sabarmati Riverfront (West) police station a day later, Ayesha's husband Arif Babukhan inflicted mental torture on her and told her 'die if you want to, and send me a video'.
#Ayesha made a call to her husband before she jumped into river.
Her husband told she should die and she should send him the video.
May be this call has pushed her so far.
We should be very careful of our words.
Please be careful of the words we speak.— Pushpendra Kulshrestha (@mArmysupporter) February 28, 2021
In the video, which went viral on social media, Ayesha can be heard saying she is not taking the step under any pressure.
As per police, she told her parents she did not want her husband in her life anymore and that she was tired of life.
A Sabarmati Riverfront (West) police station official said Arif Babukhan is yet to be arrested and probe into the incident continued.
(Inputs from PTI)