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Indian Bride Beaten to Death by Groom's Canadian Family on Wedding Night After They Discover Her HIV

Indian Bride Beaten to Death by Groom's Canadian Family on Wedding Night After They Discover Her HIV Status | True Crime Anahita Deshmukh, a 24-year-old pharmaceutical worker from India, flew to Canada on January 28, 2024, to marry 59-year-old Harjot Singh Malhotra in what she believed would be her dream life abroad. She had contracted HIV through a workplace needlestick injury two years earlier, but with treatment, she was medically "undetectable" - meaning she couldn't transmit the virus to anyone. On February 13, 2024 - Valentine's Day - Anahita married Harjot in a small ceremony at a Brampton Gurdwara. But that night, when her new husband discovered her HIV medication in the bridal suite, everything changed. Within hours, his entire family - his elderly mother, his brother, sister-in-law, and two nephews - confronted Anahita in a brutal attack that would end her life. This is the devastating true story of a young woman who crossed an ocean seeking love and safety, only to face the deadliest consequences of medical stigma and honor-based violence. ⚠️ CONTENT WARNING: This video contains discussions of domestic violence, honor killing, medical stigma, and graphic details of assault. Viewer discretion is advised.