Hyderabad: Two women attempted to vandalize idols, kin says they have schizophrenia
In Hyderabad’s Khairatabad neighborhood, two burga-clad ladies allegedly attempted to vandalize Mother Mary and Goddess Durga idols. According to the police, a family member of the woman claimed that she had mental health problems, and this was being investigated. There is an investigation going on.
The two women reportedly went to a Durga puja pandal first, where one of them was reportedly observed attempting to break the idol with spanners before devotees intervened and stopped them. They next went to a church where they attempted to deface a statue of Mother Mary in a same manner. They made their way to a Hanuman temple after failing in their bid there as well. They were subsequently turned over to the police.
The two ladies are part of a four-person family who left Jeddah in 2018 and returned to Hyderabad, according to Central Zone DCP MR Chandra.
“They have psychiatric problems and are mentally ill. In 2018, they left Jeddah, and they have been dealing with this ever since. They have a brother who is present “ANI news agency cited the DCP as saying.
The women were turned over to police, according to Nampally MLA JH Meraj, who also asked the commissioner to conduct a thorough investigation. According to the relevant IPC sections, a case has been filed, according to the police.
The women’s brothers apologized profusely and revealed that while his mother, sister, and brother all suffer from schizophrenia, his brother also has paranoid schizophrenia. “Although I haven’t yet met my sisters, I’ve come down after hearing what happened. My mother, sisters, and brother all suffer paranoid schizophrenia in addition to my mother. That has never been the case. I’m sorry, again. They are receiving medical care in a hospital. I need to check into this more “Asimduddin, the man, was cited as saying.





