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Tuesday, 28 October 2014
Witchcraft: Woman Savagely Beaten And Killed By In-Laws
Authorities said the victim's brother-in-law, his
wife and other relatives confronted the victim
and demanded to know what "black magic" she
used to cause the illness.
A woman in India was savagely beaten and
injured by her in-laws after they suspected
she was a witch.
Agence France-Presse » reports say the 55-
year-old woman's in-laws accused her of causing
her nephew's bad health.
"Chili powder was put in her eyes, ears and
private parts and they thrashed her severely,"
Narendra Khare, a district police chief, told the
international news agency.
Authorities said the victim's brother-in-law, his
wife and other relatives confronted the victim and
demanded to know what "black magic" she used
to cause the illness, the agency reported.
Despite claiming she had nothing to do with it
they attacked the woman in front of her 28-year-
old son, police said. He took his mother to a
hospital where she died.
Authorities have arrested 12 people in the
incident.
The agency reports some impoverished and
tribal-dominated areas of India remain believers
of witchcraft and in several cases women are
targets of violence.
In some instances the women are stripped naked,
burnt alive or taken away from their homes and
killed.
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