Stalked for months, woman ends life in Nashik

January 11, 2013 19:38

Fed up of being stalked for the last two months by two unidentified people, a 43-year-old woman committed suicide at her residence in Nashik, putting an end to the torment, police said on Nashik.

Nirmala Bhaskar Shinde, a widow, who was staying with her 17-year-old nephew Roshan Pawar after her husband's death two years ago, took the extreme step on Thursday at her house in Bhimashankar Co-op Society in Bashik, they said.

The incident came to limelight when Roshan returned home and saw her hanging in a room.

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