Video of Mangalore KEB employee Uma Shankari beating her father-in-law Padmanaba Suvarna goes viral

Video of Mangalore KEB employee Uma Shankari beating her father-in-law Padmanaba Suvarna goes viral

A woman named Uma Shankari was detained in a startling event that happened in Mangalore when she used her walking stick to attack her 87-year-old father-in-law, Padmanaba Suvarna as seen in a viral CCTV video

The assault by Umashankari which left the elderly man Padmanaba Suvarna with injuries to his face and hand was captured on CCTV. The police arrested Umashankari after Padmanaba’s daughter, Priya Suvarna, filed an FIR under attempt to murder charges.

CCTV footage video of Mangalore KEB employee Uma Shankari beating her father-in-law Padmanaba Suvarna goes viral

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The incident occurred when Padmanaba Suvarna placed his shirt on a sofa, leading to a confrontation with Umashankari. Despite his pleas, Uma Shankari continued to beat him, even pushing him to the ground. Uma Shankari’s husband, Preetham Suvarna, who works abroad, discovered the incident when he checked the CCTV footage.

Umashankari who is an official at the Karnataka Electricity Board (KEB) in Attavar was arrested after Padmanaba’s daughter, Priya Suvarna registered an FIR against her at Kankanady Police Station. The FIR was filed under attempt to murder charges based on the CCTV footage. The incident has shocked the local community and raised concerns about elder abuse.

The incident in Mangalore shed light on the need for effective conflict resolution and mental health support. Interpersonal conflicts, if not managed appropriately, can escalate to tragic outcomes, as seen in these cases. It is crucial for families and communities to recognize the signs of distress and seek timely intervention.

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During times of crisis, family support plays a vital role in helping individuals cope with their emotions and navigate challenging circumstances. In both cases, the families have been deeply affected by the tragic events. It is essential for families to come together, offer support, and seek professional help if needed to cope with the loss and trauma.

These incidents also highlight the importance of raising awareness about mental health issues and the need for accessible mental health services. Individuals experiencing emotional distress should feel comfortable seeking help and know that support is available to them. It is essential to break the stigma surrounding mental health and encourage open conversations about emotional well-being.

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