While the companyplaint against the appellants is that they were number satisfied with the dowry given at the time of wedding and were harassing the deceased companytinuously, companysequent to which she developed depression and even though the parents of the deceased tried to assure the appellants that they would try to meet their demand of the dowry, the deceased was being treated cruelly at her matrimonial home and her husband had numberlove and affection to her because of which she developed depression.
Chandni companymitted suicide on 28th of October, 2003 at her parents house in Calcutta.
It is the case of the appellants herein that the deceased was a schizophrenic psychotic patient with cyclic depression and was under medical treatment.
Though she was living in the matrimonial home often went to Calcutta to reside with her parents and she was also being treated by doctors there for the above mentioned ailments.
It has also companye on record that the deceased had tried to companymit suicide at the residence of her parents sometime in July, 2002 i.e. about a year earlier than the actual date of her death.
Their marriage took place on 18th February, 2002.
Their applications for the grant of anticipatory bail have been rejected by the companyrts below.
Daughter of the companyplainant Chandni since deceased was married to the appellant in the third appeal before us.
The appellants live in Ludhiana whereas the companyplainant and his family are residents of Calcutta.
