19-year-old Uzbek woman dies in Kazakhstan after argument with husband

19-year-old Uzbek woman dies in Kazakhstan after argument with husband

An investigation has been launched into the death of Madina Rashid, a 19-year-old citizen of Uzbekistan, in Kazakhstan's Zhambyl region.
Before the tragedy, Madina wrote to a friend about an argument she had with her husband and mother-in-law over "a single 'Barny' [snack cake]." She explained that she had eaten one of the "Barny" cakes intended for her child, which sparked a dispute with her mother-in-law. Her husband then intervened and struck her on the head. Following this, she left the house and expressed an intention to divorce her husband. Madina sent her friend a photo of her packed belongings and asked to borrow money. Shortly thereafter, news of her death emerged. The deceased leaves behind an eight-month-old child. She may also have been pregnant, as this was mentioned in her correspondence with her friend.
Kazakh police have opened an investigation into the incident under the article regarding incitement to suicide.
19-year-old Uzbek woman dies in Kazakhstan after argument with husband

An investigation has been launched into the death of Madina Rashid, a 19-year-old citizen of Uzbekistan, in Kazakhstan's Zhambyl region.
Before the tragedy, Madina wrote to a friend about an argument she had with her husband and mother-in-law over "a single 'Barny' [snack cake]." According to reports, she ate one of the "Barni" snacks that had been brought for her child. This led to an argument with her mother-in-law. Her husband then intervened and struck her on the head. Following this, she left the house and expressed her intention to divorce her husband. Madina sent a photo of her packed belongings to a friend and asked to borrow money. Shortly thereafter, news of her death emerged. The deceased left behind an eight-month-old child. She may also have been pregnant, as this was mentioned in her correspondence with her friend.
Kazakhstani police have launched an investigation into the incident on charges of incitement to suicide.