Thiruvananthapuram: Kerala government On Friday, an assistant motor vehicle inspector was dismissed from service, who was accused of torturing and harassing his wife who committed suicide at his residence in June. state transport minister Antony Raju Told the media here that action has been taken against Assistant Motor Vehicle Inspector S Kiran Kumar Kerala Civil Service Rules, 1960.
“The government has decided to dismiss her from service. Her anti-women, anti-social activities have tarnished the reputation of the state government and the state government. Department of Motor Vehicles And hence action has been taken under the Kerala Civil Services Rules, 1960,” Raju said.
Vismaya was found hanging in the bathroom of her husband Kiran Kumar’s house. sasthamkotta In Kollam district on 21st June.
Assistant Motor Vehicle Inspector Kumar was later arrested on a complaint by his parents and brother, alleging that he harassed and harassed her for dowry.
The minister said Kumar was dismissed from service after the department inquired about the incident and heard the accused and other witnesses.
“The decision in this case was taken after hearing the accused and other witnesses and the department found that all the allegations leveled against him were true,” he said.
Raju said that this action of the state government would send a message to the entire state that death like Vismaya would never happen again.
A day before the incident, Vismaya had sent WhatsApp messages to her relatives showing the wounds and assault marks on her body along with the alleged torture by Kumar over dowry.
His father told a TV channel that during the marriage in 2020, Kumar was given 100 gold and more than one acre of land besides a car worth Rs 10 lakh as dowry.
But Kumar did not like the car and wanted Rs 10 lakh in cash.
As he was told that this was not possible, he used to torture her, the woman’s father had said.
“The government has decided to dismiss her from service. Her anti-women, anti-social activities have tarnished the reputation of the state government and the state government. Department of Motor Vehicles And hence action has been taken under the Kerala Civil Services Rules, 1960,” Raju said.
Vismaya was found hanging in the bathroom of her husband Kiran Kumar’s house. sasthamkotta In Kollam district on 21st June.
Assistant Motor Vehicle Inspector Kumar was later arrested on a complaint by his parents and brother, alleging that he harassed and harassed her for dowry.
The minister said Kumar was dismissed from service after the department inquired about the incident and heard the accused and other witnesses.
“The decision in this case was taken after hearing the accused and other witnesses and the department found that all the allegations leveled against him were true,” he said.
Raju said that this action of the state government would send a message to the entire state that death like Vismaya would never happen again.
A day before the incident, Vismaya had sent WhatsApp messages to her relatives showing the wounds and assault marks on her body along with the alleged torture by Kumar over dowry.
His father told a TV channel that during the marriage in 2020, Kumar was given 100 gold and more than one acre of land besides a car worth Rs 10 lakh as dowry.
But Kumar did not like the car and wanted Rs 10 lakh in cash.
As he was told that this was not possible, he used to torture her, the woman’s father had said.
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