Argument over three-day-old sambhar turns tragic: 27-year-old woman dies after consuming pesticide

A domestic dispute between a couple reportedly began over serving sambhar that had been prepared three days earlier. After a heated argument with her husband, a 27-year-old woman consumed pesticide and later died in hospital.

A tragic incident has been reported where a 27-year-old woman died after consuming pesticide following a domestic dispute with her husband. The disagreement reportedly began over a simple household issue involving food.

The deceased woman has been identified as Kavya, who was married to Rangaswami. The couple also has a four-year-old son.

According to reports, the dispute began when sambhar that had been prepared three days earlier was served again during meals. The husband reportedly expressed his dissatisfaction about the same dish being served repeatedly for both lunch and dinner.

This objection led to a heated argument between the couple inside their home.

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During the confrontation, Rangaswami allegedly abused Kavya verbally and is also said to have attempted to hit her during the quarrel.
The argument reportedly left Kavya deeply upset and emotionally distressed.

Following the altercation, Kavya allegedly consumed pesticide in a moment of distress.

Family members soon noticed that she started vomiting, which raised alarm among those present at home.

After realizing the seriousness of the situation, family members immediately rushed Kavya to a nearby hospital for treatment.

However, despite efforts by doctors, she was declared dead at the hospital.

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After the incident, the body was sent for post-mortem examination as part of the legal procedure.

Authorities have started a further investigation into the case to determine the exact circumstances surrounding the incident.