A shocking incident has come to light from Ahmedabad, Gujarat, where a mother killed her infant son with the help of her lover. The mother had taken her 3-year-old son to the guest house to meet her lover where the duo mixed poison in milk and fed the baby.
The father of the deceased child has registered a case at the city police station for the murder of his son.
Case:
Ajay Parmar (father of victim) got married to Jyoti (accused mother) in 2013 and a son was born to the couple in 2018. According to the husband, the woman had abruptly left her matrimonial home and later he learnt of her affair with another man named Balaram Parmar.
According to police, the mother of the deceased child was amidst sexual intercourse with her boyfriend at the guest house when the child was constantly shaking her. The accused then decided to poison the milk, feed the child so that they could continue having a good time.
After the child felt unconscious, the mother returned home and pretended to breastfeed her son. When the grandfather wanted to play with the child, he did not respond. The infant was immediately rushed to Shardaben hospital, where he was kept under ICU monitoring.
On August 8, the child was declared dead – reason mentioned as poisoning in the report – and according to the husband, he was only informed by wife after the death of their son.
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