Back 8 years of family violence!In the U.S. Indian women, the unbearable husband torture and commit suicide, and the Indian Police has filed a case for investigation

[Global Times Special Reporter Hu Bo Bo] Mandip Cobell is a 30 -year -old Indian woman living in New York, USA. On the 4th, she committed suicide due to her unable to suffocate her family violence, causing India's domestic and foreign attention and heated discussion. According to the "Indian Stan Times" reported on the 7th, Kohl's origin was in northern India. After marriage, she moved to New York with her husband Sang Dudu to live in New York. The two had two daughters, but San Du always hoped to have a son, and he also disliked the dowry brought too little when Kohr got married. As a result, San Du had a family violence to Corch on the day, until Kohs had tortured to death on August 4.

In the end of the video, Corch said in the Punjun: "It's been 8 years, and I will never live a day of being beaten every day in the future. Dad, please forgive me, I am going to die." The situation is really pitiful. I have done my best. I am beaten every day, and I hope he can change myself every day. "Koh's father, Jaspar Singh, said," Koh's husband has always been I was torturing her because he wanted a son. Kobe didn't want to divorce him because she couldn't raise two daughters independently at all. "

It is sighing that the family members of Kohn knew the misfortune after Corch marriage early in the morning. In an interview, Singh said: "We knew that she was violent at first, and she was tortured by Sang Du after marriage. When she gave birth to her daughter, the situation became worse." A few years ago, he also called the police in New York, but Koh later said in court that he had forgiven his husband, and the lawsuit was given. "We also thought that it was time to give San Du a chance, but soon after, San Du became tortured to Calle." Singh said.

After the incident, some people on social media launched an activity on the topic of "justice for Mandip Coskin". Some people say that Koh's tragedy once again revealed the "toxic culture" of Indian patriarchal supremacy. There are also some sympathy for Callers who met outside the house during her lifetime. The Indian Times reported that both India and the US police have currently conducted investigation on this case. The direction of the Indian police's file is to teach suicide, domestic violence, illegal imprisonment and illegal acquisition of dowry. The direction of the US police's case is murderous instead of suicide. The Indian Consulate General in New York stated that he was sorrowful and regrettable for the tragedy of Calle's family, and promised to provide any required aid to the Kohl family.

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