A married woman in Begusarai district has died under suspicious circumstances. Her family alleges that her in-laws murdered their daughter, Rani Kumari (20), for dowry and abandoned her body in an ambulance before fleeing. The incident occurred in Bharra village, under the Muffasil police station area.

According to the deceased's family, Rani was hanged by her in-laws on Tuesday night. After the murder, they pretended to take her to the hospital in an ambulance for treatment, but abandoned the body midway and escaped. Her family claims that Rani's husband, Rohit Paswan, along with her mother-in-law and father-in-law, had been continuously harassing her for a dowry of 2 lakh rupees. The harassment intensified after she gave birth to a daughter eight months ago.

Rani's brother, Vinod, stated that the Muffasil police reached the spot after receiving information from the ambulance driver. They recovered the body and sent it for post-mortem to the Sadar Hospital. The police informed the family about the incident, and upon their arrival, the body was still in the ambulance.

Rani's sister-in-law, Sita Kumari, mentioned that Rani had been brought to her maternal home a few days prior due to escalating disputes. However, she was sent back to her in-laws' house based on assurances from local public representatives in Bharra village. Sita questioned why the in-laws would flee if it was a suicide, demanding immediate arrest and strict action against the culprits.

Muffasil Station House Officer Manoj Kumar Singh confirmed that the police recovered the body based on the ambulance driver's information. A post-mortem was conducted at Sadar Hospital under the supervision of a medical board, and an FSL team collected evidence from the crime scene. Further action is being taken based on the family's complaint, and raids are being conducted to apprehend the accused.