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Man chops off mother in-law’s hand over wife’s divorce

Noelyn Nassuuna by Noelyn Nassuuna
May 25, 2021
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By Abubaker Kirunda

Authorities in Namwendwa Town Council in Kamuli District are holding a man for allegedly chopping off the hand of his mother-in-law  after his wife divorced.

The suspect is said to have attacked his mother in law with a panga at  her home in Bulondo zone in Namwendwa Town Council in Kamuli.

The area LC1 Chairman  Najib Kaigo says the suspect stormed the victims’ home, cut off her hand and also injured his wife who had run to her mother’s home after divorcing him.

The suspect, who left behind a panga he used during the attack has been arrested while his wife and mother in law are nursing injuries at Kamuli-Mulago hospital.

Kaigo says the suspect  is now in police custody will be arraigned in court soon.

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