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Widow shot dead

Jaipur: A widow was shot dead on Tuesday by her brother-in-law following a family dispute in Sawaimadhopur district, 162 kilometres from here. Superintendent of Police Sawaimadhopur Vikas Kumar said. “The accused Sanjay fired three bullets on the lady identified as Shobha this afternoon. Primary investigations reveal that family dispute was the main reason behind the incident.” Shobha’s husband died some two years back, and presently she was living with her two children, parents-in-laws and two brothers of his husband.

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