Husband killed his wife for wealth: Paid for viper and put it at home to kill his wife

A 25-year-old Indian woman has been killed by a poisonous snake in her parents' bedroom, according to reports.




Police later found evidence that the woman's husband had spent 10000 rupees on cobras and vipers. Police suspect the incident was not an accident, but the woman's husband did it on purpose. On 24 May, the woman's husband and two of her associates were arrested by the police.

In March, USLA, a 25-year-old woman, was bitten by a snake at her husband's home in Suraj. Later, USLA moved to her parents' home to recuperate. In May, USLA was bitten by a snake again in her parents' bedroom and died miserably.

When she was bitten twice by a snake, USLA's husband, Suraj, was at the scene. On the day of his death, his parents and relatives doubted the cause of his death. Their question is: How did the snake get in the air-conditioned room where Ursula lived with the windows closed?


Shortly after Ursula's death, her parents reported to the police. Later, during the investigation, the police found evidence of frequent contact between Suraj and the snake hunters.

In addition, there are several doubtful points in this case that have attracted the attention of the police. Some experts pointed out that if a person is bitten by a snake after falling asleep, he should wake up, but Ursula did not wake up after being bitten. Police are waiting for the autopsy results of Ursula to see if more can be found.

In addition, USLA's parents also revealed some information. Their son-in-law, Suraj, had been trying to usurp USLA's property, they said. They say Suraj has taken possession of some of USLA's jewelry and has been mentally torturing USLA for the past few months. In addition, police found that the bank safe in ushra had been opened. This safe is jointly owned by Ursula and Suraj.

At present, Suraji, who is suspected of murdering his wife, has been arrested by the police. The snake catcher who sold the snake to Suraji is also cooperating in the investigation.