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This is a transcript of an episode of Crime Alert, a show that dramatizes real-life crimes and warns the viewers to be alert and safe. The episode revolves around the murder of Rohan, a wealthy and mentally unstable man, by his wife Shikha, who was unhappy with their marriage. Shikha was influenced by a tantrik, who claimed to have a spell to control Rohan, but instead gave her a poisonous ash to make him drink. Rohan's sister-in-law, who had an affair with him, also played a role in creating misunderstandings between the couple. The episode shows how greed, jealousy, superstition, and anger can lead to tragic consequences. The narrator urges the viewers to control their emotions and stay away from bad influences.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Rohan was drunk on his honeymoon.
2. Rohan and his wife argued on their wedding night.
3. Rohan's wife married him due to pressure.
4. Rohan's wife had a male friend at the wedding.
5. Rohan accused his wife of having an affair.
6. Rohan's wife planned to leave him.
7. Rohan is involved in politics.
8. Rohan's sister-in-law knew about his mental illness.
9. Rohan's mother-in-law suggested he might have been killed if not stopped in time.
10. Rohan's wife regrets marrying him due to his true identity and mental illness.
11. It is suggested that Rohan's mental issues stem from being called illegitimate.
12. A DNA test is mentioned as a way to prove paternity.
13. There is a mention of black magic and horoscope issues affecting the couple's relationship.
14. A tantrik suggests performing a puja to calm Mars and reduce anger.
15. Rohan is on medication and should not drink alcohol.
16. The family considers consulting a psychiatrist for Rohan.
17. There is a suggestion that someone cast an evil eye on Rohan.
18. The family discusses political ambitions related to Rohan's inheritance.
19. A murder takes place, and an investigation begins.
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