In the wake of several shocking incidents where wives have allegedly murdered their husbands soon after marriage, public outrage is mounting across the country. Voices from all walks of life, especially women, are calling for the harshest possible punishment for those found guilty, regardless of gender.

Many women, when interviewed, expressed their deep concern and disappointment over such cases, emphasizing that no one has the right to ruin someone else’s life after marriage. “If you don’t want to marry someone, just don’t get married. But no one has the right to destroy another’s life or kill them. If you can’t live with your husband, you can leave him, but you can’t take someone’s life,” said one woman who has been living independently for decades after separating from her husband.

The discussions highlighted that such crimes not only devastate families but also cast a negative shadow over the entire female community. “Because of a few, all women get a bad name. This is unfair. Women and men both must walk together in marriage. If things don’t work out, separation is always an option, but murder is not,” another participant said.

Several women shared their personal experiences, explaining how they have raised children alone after leaving their husbands, without resorting to violence. “I left my husband 18 years ago and raised my three children by myself. Today, some women are killing their husbands. This is wrong. If you don’t love your husband, leave him, but don’t take such a step,” said another woman.

Young women also voiced their distress, pointing out that such incidents send a dangerous message to society and the younger generation. “These news stories are teaching kids the wrong things. We need to stop this. If you love someone else, be open about it and marry that person. Don’t marry under family pressure and then commit such crimes,” said a young participant.

Many demanded strict legal action, with some calling for life imprisonment or even the death penalty for those convicted of such murders. “Such women should be given the harshest punishment, even the death penalty if necessary. These acts destroy families and send a terrible message about women in society,” one woman emphasized.

Men who spoke to the media echoed similar sentiments, pointing out that these incidents deeply hurt the image of Indian women and create mistrust within families. “Both husband and wife should communicate openly. If someone has another relationship, it should be discussed honestly so that no one suffers unnecessarily,” said a male participant.

The consensus across the interviews was clear: murder is never justified, and those who commit such crimes must face the full force of the law. The community urged families to listen to their children’s wishes regarding marriage and avoid forcing them into relationships that could lead to tragedy.

As these cases continue to make headlines, the demand for justice and social reform grows louder, with many hoping that strict punishment will serve as a deterrent and set an example for others.