Kerala Doctor Takes Own Life After Wedding Cancellation Due to BMW, Gold Demands

In Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, a 26-year-old doctor committed herself. It is purported that her boyfriend turned her down for marriage since her family was unable to provide the required dowry. The death of Dr. Shahana, who was enrolled in a postgraduate program at the Government Medical College in Thiruvananthapuram’s surgery department, has prompted state health minister Veena George to initiate an investigation.

In accordance with dowry prohibition rules and the allegation of aiding suicide, the boyfriend is the subject of a case that the police have filed. According to news , he has been taken into custody.

Dr. Shahana’s mother and her two siblings made up her family, according to accounts in the local press. Her father passed away two years ago while working in the Gulf. She chose to get married to Dr. EA Ruwais after they began dating.

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According to Dr. Shahana’s family, Dr. Ruwais’ family allegedly sought a dowry of 150 gold sovereigns, 15 acres of property, and a BMW automobile. According to Mathrubhumi, Dr. Shahana’s family called off the wedding after stating they couldn’t satisfy the demand. Locals have claimed that the young doctor committed suicide after becoming extremely distressed over this. It has come to light that the words “Everyone wants money only” were contained in a suicide note discovered at her flat.

According to the health minister, a report on the claims of dowry demand has been requested from the state department of Women and Child Development.

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The state’s Minority Commission is investigating the situation as well. The district collector, the commissioner of the city police, and the director of medical education have been asked by panel chairperson AA Rasheed to come before the committee on December 14 and provide a report.

P Sathidevi, the chairperson of the state women’s commission, paid Dr. Shahana a visit and got to know her family. If the young doctor committed suicide as a result of the mental anguish brought on by the dowry demand, Ms. Sathidevi indicated that drastic measures had to be done.