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Israeli woman and her live-in partner had suicide pact: Kerala Police

On Thursday afternoon around 3.30pm, the Israeli woman was found with her throat slit, among other injuries, at a rented home

Updated on: Dec 1, 2023, 21:07:18 IST
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A 36-year-old Israeli woman, who was found dead near Mukhathala in Kollam district, and her live-in partner, who attempted to end his life and has been hospitalised since, had ostensibly formed a suicide pact, police said on Friday.

(Representative Photo)
(Representative Photo)

On Thursday afternoon around 3,30 pm, the Israeli woman (HT is not revealing the names of the two) was found with her throat slit among other injuries at a rented home near Mukhathala, and was rushed to a government hospital by police and locals where she was declared brought dead. Her live-in partner, a 73-year-old a native of Kerala, was hospitalised with knife injuries to his stomach.

A police officer at the Kottiyam police station, where the case has been registered, said that the woman became acquainted with the man, a yoga teacher, several years ago in Rishikesh.

The woman, who has been staying in India for the last 16 years and has an OCI card, first became his yoga disciple and later his partner, the officer added.

“It was his relative in whose rented home they were staying went to their residence at the time and found the woman in a pool of blood and the man with injuries. She alerted the locals who informed the police,” he said.

The man, who has been admitted to the Thiruvananthapuram Medical College, is recovering and his condition is stable. “His injuries are not serious,” the officer said.

He has been booked under Sections 302 (murder) and 309 (attempt to suicide) of the Indian Penal Code.

 
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