New Delhi.  A sensational incident has come to light in the national capital Delhi. In Delhi's Vivek Vihar area, a man strangled his wife to death because she refused to give him 20 rupees for cigarettes. After this, the husband committed suicide by jumping in front of a train. The accused has been identified as Kulwant, who lived with his wife and three children. Kulwant used to drive an auto-rickshaw in Delhi.

On Wednesday (December 24), Vivek Vihar police station received a PCR call under DD number 39. A neighbor, Satnam, reported finding his sister-in-law's body lying on the roof of their house. The deceased had injuries on her neck. Her brother, Kulwant, is absconding.

A police team immediately arrived at the scene and found the body of a woman lying in slum number 54 in Kasturba Nagar. The deceased woman's name was Mahendra Kaur. The deceased woman's 20-year-old son, Shiv Charan, told police that he had gone to buy cigarettes. There was a fight at home over money for cigarettes. When he returned about 10 minutes later, his father asked him to get medicine for his mother, saying she was ill.

Finding the situation suspicious, she tried to enter the room, but her father pushed her away and fled the scene. Upon entering the room, she found her mother dead on the bed. Her neck was wrapped in a scarf.

Police sent the deceased's body to GTB Hospital after inspection by FSL and crime teams. Meanwhile, police received information that the deceased's husband was sitting on the railway tracks. When the police, along with neighbors and the deceased's son, arrived at the tracks, they found that Kulwant had already committed suicide by hitting his head against a moving train. He was taken to GTB Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.