Andheri engineer denies marital discord

MUMBAI: An engineer from Andheri, arrested for abetting his wife's suicide, told police officials on Friday that there were no problems in their marriage. Liyakat Sayyed (32), the accused, was employed with a private firm in Chakala while his wife, Kadambari Bhosale, was doing her MSc.
Kadambari hanged herself from a ceiling fan while she was alone at their rented flat in Takshila society on Wednesday evening.
"Liyakat claims that he and his wife were happy together and they had no marital discord. His parents too had no problems with the inter-religious wedding," a police official said. Kadambari's family, though, was opposed to the match.
Kadambari's father, Dilip, a developer from Pune, has filed a police complaint against Liyakat. He said that Liyakat was torturing his daughter physically and mentally.
"Kadambari had told us about the ordeal, when she visited Pune six months ago for her brother's wedding. She also complained to us over the telephone that her husband would not let her to meet us and would dominate at home," Dilip said in his statement.
He claimed his daughter's body after an autopsy was conducted.
A local court remanded Liyakat to police custody till March 28.
In her profile on a popular social networking site, Kadambari surprisingly stated her relationship status to be 'single'. The profile also stated that she is an alumnus of Pune University.