Man ends life after returning from jail

Jumbo tramples woman to death Bargaon: An elderly woman was trampled to death by a wild elephant at Patuabeda in Sundargarh district, forest officials said Tuesday. The deceased, identified as Uei Naik, 58, was the wife of Banamali Naik. Her severed body was recovered. The incident occurred when she had gone to her farmland along with her husband to reap their crop Monday afternoon. Her husband came back home but she stayed back to finish some work in the field. Her relatives grew apprehensive when she failed to return home after sunset. They searched for her but failed to trace her. Locals noticed her severed body Tuesday morning and informed her relatives. On being informed, Bargaon forest ranger (in-charge) RK Swain reached the spot along with colleagues and launched an investigation after recovering the body. They were shocked to find the body split into 40 pieces. Block Development Officer Kshyamanidhi Bhoi met the bereaved family members and gave away Rs 5,000 from the district Red-Cross fund to perform last rites of the deceased. Tags: Block Development Officer, Jumbo

NuapadaA man, who was convicted for the murder of his wife, committed suicide Tuesday after his family refused to accept him when he returned home.

According to sources, Bhuban Majhi of Golabandha under sadar police limits of Nuapada district had killed his wife in October 2001. Acting on a complaint, police had arrested him and a court later sentenced him to 18 years of imprisonment.

When Bhuban was released from jail, he returned to his home but his parents did not allow him to enter the house. Bhuban initially, started begging for food and taking shelter on the school veranda and at Angadwadi Centre in the village.

He lost mental balance and committed suicide by hanging himself from a tree in the village Tuesday.

PNN

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