- Odisha man died after wife hit him with phone.
- He was hospitalized, treated, then discharged after improvement.
- Condition worsened after discharge, rushed back to hospital.
- Police launched investigation, awaiting post-mortem report on cause.
A man in Odisha’s Bolangir district allegedly died after his wife struck him on the head with a mobile phone during a domestic dispute, prompting a police investigation into the incident.
According to preliminary information, the couple got into an argument at their residence on Saturday. During the altercation, the wife allegedly hit her husband on the head with a mobile phone, leaving him seriously injured.
The injured man was immediately taken to the District Headquarters Hospital (DHH) in Bolangir, where he underwent treatment. After doctors observed an improvement in his condition, he was discharged and returned home.
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Health Deteriorated After Discharge
Shortly after returning home, the man’s condition reportedly worsened suddenly, prompting family members to rush him back to the District Headquarters Hospital for emergency treatment.
Despite efforts by doctors to save him, he was declared dead at the hospital.
The exact cause of death has not yet been confirmed, and authorities are awaiting the findings of the post-mortem examination, reported NDTV.
Police Launch Investigation
Following the incident, police launched an investigation to establish the sequence of events leading to the man’s death.
Investigators are examining the circumstances surrounding the alleged assault and are expected to rely on the post-mortem report to determine the precise cause of death.
Officials said further legal action will be taken based on the outcome of the investigation.
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Incident Shocks Local Community
The incident has left local residents shocked and has once again highlighted the tragic consequences that domestic disputes can sometimes have.
Police have urged patience as the investigation continues and said all aspects of the case are being examined before any further action is taken.
