Latifa Simran and her two children were found dead after an incident near Allipura in Bellary, with family members alleging dowry harassment by her husband
Bellary, Karnataka, reported the deaths of 29-year-old Latifa Simran and her two young children, Mohammed Ayan and Aisha Fatima, in an incident involving the Tungabhadra Canal near Allipura. Her family has alleged dowry-related harassment, and police have registered a case against six people.
Ballari: A 29-year-old woman, Latifa Simran, and her two children, Mohammed Ayan, 3, and Aisha Fatima, 2, died in an incident involving the Tungabhadra Canal near Allipura in Ballari city. According to the information provided, the woman allegedly entered the canal with her children the previous evening. Her body was found the following morning, while the bodies of the children were later recovered near Nagalapura, close to the Karnataka border.
The deceased were residents of Millerpet in Ballari city. Family members have alleged that harassment by Latifa Simran’s husband, Saddam Hussain, contributed to the incident.
Ballari Canal Deaths Linked to Dowry Harassment Allegations
According to the family’s allegations, Saddam Hussain had pressured his wife to bring dowry and subjected her to repeated physical and mental abuse. Relatives also alleged that she feared her children might face harassment if they survived.
These allegations have not been independently established in the information available. The police investigation is expected to examine the circumstances surrounding the deaths and the allegations made by the family.
A case has been registered at the Ballari Women’s Police Station against six people, including Saddam Hussain, in connection with the incident. Further details about the investigation and any subsequent police action were not provided in the source material.
