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Youth attacks woman for turning down marriage proposal

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Posted: Jan 17, 2008 at 0157 hrs IST

Mumbai, January 16 A 25-year-old youth allegedly attacked and injured a woman in Mohana near Kalyan on Wednesday for refusing to marry him. She has suffered six wounds on her head, neck and back. However, she is recuperating at the Kalyan Dombivli Municipal Corporation (KDMC)-run Rukminibai hospital in Kalyan.

According to the Mahatma Phule police station where the case has been registered, Supriya More (24) was attacked by her friend Ravi Parke at around 11.30 am with a sharp weapon after she had turned down his marriage proposal.

“Ravi called me to Ambivli station at 11 am on Wednesday. From there we took an autorickshaw,” Supriya stated in her police statement. According to her, after they alighted from the autorickshaw, Parke proposed to her. But when she turned down the proposal, he turned violent and attacked her. The accused allegedly fled the spot after the incident.

“Supriya was taken to the hospital by the watchman of a company near which the incident occurred,” said her uncle Shantaram. From Rukminibai hospital she was later shifted to a private hospital in Kandivli.

Supriya, who resides in Thakur complex in Kandivli, knew Parke ever since she was doing a course in library science in Mumbai University a year and a half ago.

“He had proposed to me earlier, but I refused saying that my parents had already fixed my marriage and we could just be good friends,” Supriya said in her statement and added, “He then told me to tell his mother that my marriage was fixed.”

Anup Kumar Singh, DCP (Kalyan), said, “The victim had come to Kalyan from Mumbai. This, in the preliminary investigation, indicates that both knew each other well.”

The accused is absconding. “But we would trace him soon. We have registered a case of attempt to murder,” added Singh.

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