Woman Dies After Insect Bite In Gwalior; Live-in Partner Admits Her In Hospital Under False Identity, Flees During Treatment

Gwalior (Madhya Pradesh): A woman living in a live-in relationship with a man for 3 years in Gwalior dies after a being bitten by an unidentified poisonous insect on Tuesday.

Her partner allegedly dropped her at the hospital in critical condition and fled.

According to reports, the woman's live in partner rushed her to the district hospital in Murar in a critical condition, fled after registering her under a fake name and address. The incident unfolded in Malanpur, The woman identified as Soni, was a resident of Bihar.

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According to reports, early in the morning, Soni was bitten by a poisonous insect. Seeing her condition deteriorate, the man, along with the landlord and an auto driver, rushed her to the hospital. However, afraid of being questioned over lack of documents and his relation with the woman he absconded during her treatment.

Police has arrested one of the three youths who brought the woman in a critical condition in an auto to the district hospital. When the CCTV camera footage installed in the hospital was investigated, the police reached the youth from the auto number who had admitted the woman and fled.

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According to reports, three years ago, Soni met the youth at Gwalior railway station. Gradually, they became friends and started living together without getting married. Both were living in a rented house in Malanpur.

SP Dharmveer Singh said,"The youth who ran away after leaving the woman in the hospital has been caught. He claimed that he was living with the woman for three years, but he does not have any proof of marriage."