
Bengaluru couple Sumant Jain and Padmavathi were found dead at their rented home Thursday morning after an argument Wednesday night turned violent. Sumant, a civil engineer, allegedly hit his wife’s face and…
Bengaluru couple Sumant Jain and Padmavathi were found dead at their rented home Thursday morning after an argument Wednesday night turned violent. Sumant, a civil engineer, allegedly hit his wife’s face and suffocated her with a pillow. He then called his mother and sent a message before hanging himself.

The couple, married over three years, had lived there four months. Hindustan Times reports the exact cause of Padmavathi’s death is not yet established. Rajagopal Nagar police have registered a case and are investigating.
The reporting frames this as an argument that turned deadly, but the husband struck his wife and suffocated her before killing himself. This is not a moment of passion but a series of deliberate acts. The tragedy of his suicide should not overshadow the responsibility for her murder. A key test will be whether the investigation uncovers any prior complaints of domestic violence against Sumant.
Sources (3): ndtv.com, ndtv.com (2), hindustantimes.com
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Updated: this story now draws on 3 sources.