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Chennai man held after setting mother on fire for ‘not finding bride’

A cab driver has been arrested after setting his 60-year-old mother on fire in Arumbakkam, Chennai. The victim died on Sunday.

Updated on: May 03, 2016 05:19 PM IST
Hindustan Times | By , Chennai
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A cab driver has been arrested in Chennai after setting his 60-year-old mother on fire because she ‘was unable to find him a bride,” police said.

A cab driver has been arrested after setting his 60-year-old mother on fire in Arumbakkam, Chennai. The victim died on Sunday. (Shutterstock/Representative Photo)
A cab driver has been arrested after setting his 60-year-old mother on fire in Arumbakkam, Chennai. The victim died on Sunday. (Shutterstock/Representative Photo)

The driver, D Amarnath Prasad, had tied his mother Sasikala to a chair and set her ablaze on Sunday morning, Arumbakkam police said.

Neighbours had heard a fight between the two at 5:30 am on Sunday, following which they alerted the police. Sasikala and her son were staying in a thatched hut on the terrace of an apartment block in Duraisamy colony.

“Sasikala was found strapped to a chair and covered in burns,” said a senior police officer, who added that she was taken to Kilpauk Medical College Hospital. She died on Sunday after suffering 70% burn wounds.

According to their neighbours, Prasad would often quarrel with his mother and was an alcoholic.

Sasikala’s eldest son had died a few years ago, while another was married and living in another part of Chennai.

Prasad was arrested on Monday.

 
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