A case came to light from the Chitradurga district of Karnataka, which put society’s thinking and fear back in the dock. The 23 -year -old youth was allegedly strangled by his sister and brother -law. Police revealed this startling incident on Monday. According to police, the youth was a road accident recently and was admitted to hospital. During the treatment, doctors performed a blood test that revealed that he was HIV positive. This news was no less than a thunderstorm for his family. Sister made shocking reveal. Police investigation revealed that once the sister of the young man became acquainted with her brother’s HIV, spared her husband to kill her. During interrogation, the woman acknowledged that she had carried out the murder on July 25. Right now, the sister has been arrested while her husband is slandering and police are looking for her. The woman told police that she feared that if the town or family members were acquainted with the brother’s illness, the whole family would experience social boycott and insult. He said that people in the village distance from HIV infected people and their families, making it difficult to live in society. In addition, he was also concerned that the disease would not reach his parents, who are already struggling with illnesses such as high blood pressure and diabetes. The young woman was in debt, the woman also claimed that her brother was heavy debt and was very spiritually disturbed. The news of his illness made the family more tense, causing this horrible step. The meaning and illusion of HIV -positive means that this matter is not just a story of a murder, but it shows how deep confusion and fear of HIV is still in our society. HIV (human immune defect) is a virus that weakens the body’s immune system. The tools for the HIV infected person occur only when the infection continues to grow long without treatment. In the contemporary medical system, HIV -positive person can also lead a normal life, provided that time is being treated. The need to understand society, this incident again tells how much awareness and sensitivity to HIV is needed. Instead of supporting a sick person, the results can be very frightening if he is considered a social stigma. This incident of Chitradurga forces us to think – can a disease become such a big punishment that someone should lose his life in the hands of loved ones? Share this story -tags
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