Ayesha, a 23-year-old resident of Wattoo in Ahmedabad, India, committed suicide last week. Before committing suicide, she made a video which caused a wave of outrage on social media. Later, police arrested Ayesha's husband Arif Khan was arrested.
According to Indian media reports, in the case of Ayesha suicide of Ahmedabad resident, the police produced her husband Arif Khan before the Metropolitan Magistrate and took him into custody for three days for questioning. Arif Khan was sent to jail today.
The case was heard in the Ahmedabad Metropolitan Court where Ayesha's husband Arif Khan was produced before the court again today after a three-day remand. A letter written by Ayesha to Ayesha's lawyer and her family was also available during the hearing. Which can play an important role in this case.
During the police investigation, Ayesha's husband Arif's mobile phone was found by the police which also contained a 72-minute call recording from which Ayesha had talked to Arif before her death in which Arif had told Ayesha that ' If you want to die, die and send me a video.
Zafar Khan Pathan, a lawyer following Ayesha in this regard, said, "Arif was produced in the Metropolitan Court today after his remand expired. On this occasion, the police demanded further remand of Arif." Arif was sent to jail for further investigation.
He said, "We have also received a letter from Ayesha in which Ayesha has told her husband Arif that I love you very much. You have wrongly accused me of associating my name with someone else." He kept me hungry for four days, disturbed me, punished me for what I did not do.
