Doctor gets request from woman in Bengaluru seeking tablet prescription to kill mother-in-law
The Hindu
The doctor approached the police and filed a complaint seeking legal action against the woman, and also submitted the chat history and her contact number.
A doctor from Sanjay Nagar in Bengaluru filed a complaint against a woman after she allegedly messaged him seeking help to kill her mother-in-law through medication.
The accused contacted Sunil Kumar after finding his number on Instagram and sent messages seeking a prescription for a tablet which could kill her mother-in-law. She claimed that her mother-in-law is aged and harassing her.
Shocked, he replied that being a doctor, he is supposed to save life and not to kill someone or recommend such an act.
He approached Sanjay Nagar police on February 17 and filed a complaint seeking legal action against the woman, and also submitted the chat history and her contact number.
The police tried to reach the number, but it was switched off.
“We suspect that either it was a prank or the woman was not in her senses when she made the demand,” a police officer said, adding that they are checking her location through call record details.
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