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Dispute over video shooting on social media; woman set ablaze

Thursday 10 June, 2021 | 4:27 PM READ MALAYALAM VERSION
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KOLLAM: The woman who was set ablaze in Anchal succumbed to her injuries. The dead has been identified as Athira of Kaipallymukku in Anchal. Her live-in partner Shanawas poured kerosene on her body and set her afire. The incident happened Tuesday evening. Athira in her statement had mentioned his name. A dispute over a video shooting on social media led to the murder. Shanawas who sustained 40 % injuries is under treatment.

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TAGS: CRIME, DISPUTE, VIDEO SHOOTING, SOCIAL MEDIA, WOMAN, SET ABLAZE
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