UK: A verbal argument between a Kerala couple living in Ilford, London, resulted in a knife attack. It is reported that the wife fatally injured the husband in a premeditated attack on him after he entered the house from outside.
The couple, originally from Ernakulam, Kerala State have been living in London on student visas for a year. The wife has been arrested after he contacted the police to go to the hospital because his injuries were serious. Their fellow residents say that a similar incident has happened before with them, But since the injury was not serious, someone friends came and stitched the wound, so that incident is not in the hospital records. But this time, the injury was deeper and he could not go to the hospital, so the incident came to light and the woman was arrested.
But it is also said that the young woman who is giving a statement against the young man is in a tough position. The young woman attacked her husband with a large knife. That is why the wound became so deep that it reached the bones. Since the incident took place in a house where many Indian Expats live together, it is also said that the reason for the fight between the couple was marital suspicion. Since the couple has two small children, those who know them closely reveal that if the young woman is remanded, the protection of the children will also be in trouble.
Although various cases of domestic violence have been reported among UK Indian expats before, this is the first time a young woman has stabbed and injured her husband. However, as the case is being filed for attempted murder under UK law, there is a high chance that the young woman will be convicted in the case.
The important thing is that since the husband is on a dependent visa, the wife's case and further proceedings will affect the husband as well. It is said that both of them have switched to post-study visas. The expats, including the students living in this house, are not ready to share more information as their names may come up as witnesses in the proceedings of the case.
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