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Woman who reached court for divorce proceedings hacked, ex-husband arrested

Monday 09 January, 2023 | 2:48 PM READ MALAYALAM VERSION
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PALAKKAD: A woman who reached the court for divorce proceedings sustained hack injuries. She has been identified as Subitha of Manissery. The police have taken her ex-husband Renjith into custody.

The incident happened Monday morning at 11.30 in the family court. She was hacked on her hands. Seriously injured Subitha was first taken to the taluk hospital and then to Thrissur Medical College.

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