They are asking for another Rs 10 lakh which I don’t have the capacity to pay.. Delhi Cafe Owner's shocking claims

They are asking for another Rs 10 lakh which I don’t have the capacity to pay.. Delhi Cafe Owner's shocking claims

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Subhash and Punit case (ANI)

New Delhi:The Delhi Cafe owner suicide case is witnessing more twists and turns every day. The recorded clip of the Cafe Owner Punit Khurana and his wife Manika Pahwa was buzzing in the internet yesterday in which the couple was arguing and blaming each other for a lot of issues including the Bakery.

The Last Phone Call of Punit Khurana

The recorded clip of the decesed and his wife was topping the internet and his was allegedly threatening and using foul language in the heated conversation.

She was even heard saying, 'Beggar just do what you have been asked' and I'll slap you if you come in front of me spo don's show me your face again'.

Mahika also accused Punit's parents in the phone call and said, you and your family members are all the same. I'll show your family in court '.

This Delhi Cafe Owner's case holds a lot of similarities with the Bengaluru Techie case who also committed suicide after leaving a long recorded video clip blaming his wife and in-laws for his death.

Let's take a look at some of the similarities between Punit Khurana and Subhash's Case: 

Both Punit Khurana and Subhash accused their wives of mental torture and harrasment by in-laws and demanding more money.

Like Subhash, Punit also left a long suicide note expressing their trauma and emotional torture they have been through

How both of them felt helpless and alone thinking the legal system and the society is going to make their life and career hell since the law favours the women.

Both Punit and Subhash lived in the fear of financial and mental unstabiity and didn;'t know where to see or how to get out of the trap.

Both the incidents put a question mark in the legal system of our country which favours the women and takes ages in the court to come up with a fair judgement.