Physemia A22-year- old grade student From Kollam, it was found dead last year on her husband’o home hours After I shared the photos of Her injuries after the assault.
When I opened the door my hair pulled, hit me and offended me,” this letter from 22-year- Old Physmia Nair for her friend in June 2021 sent shock waves in Kerala, after it was found dead After a few days. On May 23, 2022, less than a year After Physemia deathha husband Kiran Kumar Adin of Ha death. Judgment was delivered by Kollam Court of Additional Sessions Judge Sujith K. that.
Vismaya V Nair, who He had a Bachelor’s degree of Ayurvedic Medicines, Kan found dead in her wife home in Kollam on June 21, 2021.
She was 22 years old and hailed from Neelam near Kadakal of Kollam District. Ha death She came two days after she sent messages to her cousin telling him about her husband He beat her so brutally times over a car which was given as part of her dowry The trial was going on on for About four months later, the verdict was issued about 11 months after the verdict of Vismia death.
Just a day before the sentence was pronounced, it was scary voice Recording appeared, apparently of Vismaya and her father. In audio, file voice Reportedly of She hears Vismaya crying and complaining about harassment faced in hand of Kiran. “if I were made to live here you won’t see me again”the sound says. “I’ll do something, I can’t take it anymore. Asha (Dad), I’m want to come back. I’m afraid, I will be beaten,” he heard Vismaya say, in tears. though her father keep it on crying and says that’s it in afraid.
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In 2021, days before it deathVismaya sent her cousin some WhatsApp messages as she narrated it faced severe assault. I wrote about it how after assaulting her husband allegedly pulled out back Her hair is dreadlocked on Ha face. she says in The message you didn’t say anyone about the assault. The photos I participated with her cousin show injuries on Ha face, shoulder and hands. It was this also one of Preliminary evidence presented to the court during the trial.
Then deathPhysemia father Then tell the police that family gave 100 kings, one acre of Land and Toyota Yaris car as a dowry, but wanted Different car model And more cash. Ha father Thriverikaman Nair told TNM afterwards death that family She knew that Kiran assaulted Vismaya earlier as well.
After Physemia deathha family File a complaint with Police, Kiran was arrested and charged under Section 304b of the Indian Penal Code (dowry death), 498A (Cruelty husband or close), 306 (induction of suicide), 323 (punishment for voluntarily cause harm) and 506 (punishment for criminal intimidation) for dowry deathInfliction of physical or mental harm, incitement of Suicide, voluntarily causing harm and criminal intimidation. kiran, who used to work as an auxiliary engine vehicle inspector of Auto department, it was also He was later dismissed from service by the government of Kerala in August 2021.
In September 2021, Kerala State Police filed a 500-page indictment paper bearing the name of Keran main Accused in Physemia deathsaying that Vismaya committed suicide, but she pushed for it death Through constant dowry and psychological harassment by her husband Kiran Kumar. Deputy Superintendent of Sasthacotta Police, Rajkumar, who He had presided over the investigation, then said that there are many independent witnesses and circumstantial evidence that may be prove Kiran’s fault.
During the trial, 42 witnesses, 102 documents, and several documents call Records checked in court. The prosecution argued that Kiran had harassed Vismaya, claiming more The dowry he thinks he deserves more Since he was government Servant. According to the police, he was not happy with The car that Physemia family gave him and wanted Different model. The police had found photos of Vismaya with Injuries after Kiran assaulted her, and also used voice Clips and phone recordings as evidence.
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