A WOMAN has killed herself after her partner allegedly forced her to have 14 abortions over the course of their eight- year relationship.
The 33-year-old left a haunting suicide note, detailing the horror she suffered at the hands of her partner, police said.
The woman who was from Jaitpur, Delhi, explained in the note, written in Hindi that she started a relationship with a man after he promised to marry her, the Times of India report.
But she added the man later refused to fulfil his promise, leaving her "no other option" but suicide.
She alleged the man forced her to undergo 14 abortions by giving her medication, during the course of their relationship.
A police officer said that a case of abetment of suicide has been registered against the man.
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Deputy Commissioner of Police (Southeast) Esha Pandey said: "On July 5, a PCR call was received regarding suicide by a woman at Jaitpur.
"A police team rushed to the spot where a woman was found hanging in a room.
"She was immediately shifted to AIIMS where doctor declared her brought dead."
After preliminary enquiries, it emerged that the woman had been living separately from her husband since 2014.
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Pandey added: "We have registered a case under sections 306 (abetment of suicide), 376 (rape) and 313 (causing miscarriage without woman's consent) of the Indian Penal Code and further investigation was taken up."
The woman's brother told the Hindu that his sister had left her husband after claiming she was assaulted.
He added that his sister leaves behind her two daughters, aged 12 and 14.
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