Woman, jobless man charged with attempted murder of husband in Johor


JOHOR BARU: A housewife, together with an unemployed man, have been jointly charged at the Sessions Court here with allegedly attempting to murder her husband.

Mother of two N. Egavalli, 46, and R. Kamala Sarna, 39, claimed trial in front of Sessions Judge Mohd Zamir Suhaimee here on Friday (Jan 2).

According to the charge sheet, both were accused of allegedly attempting to murder Egavalli’s husband, G. Kumaresan, 48, by pressing a pillow over his face.

Egavalli and Kamala Sarna allegedly committed the offence at a house along Jalan EJ 9/6 in Taman Ehsan here at around 9.30pm on Dec 22.

They were charged under Section 307 of the Penal Code read together with Section 34 of the same Act, which carries a maximum 10 years imprisonment and a fine upon conviction.

Judge Mohd Zamir then set Feb 3 for next mention to hand over documents, and set bail at RM20,000 each for each of the two accused.

He also ordered the two accused to surrender their Malaysian passports to the court until the case is over where they must report themselves at the nearest police station once a month and not to disturb the victim.

Deputy public prosecutor R. Nevina prosecuted the case while National Legal Aid Foundation lawyer K. Bharathi represented the two accused.

 

 

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