There is a story that in a beauty pageant in 1997, an Indian contestant answered the question very well. She said that the greatest injustice in the world today is to bring a child into the world and not be able to give peace to the child. But when I searched for her, I found that Joseph hanged herself in her flat in Versova on 29 July 2004. She was to marry businessman Gautam Khanduja in a few weeks' time. According to her parents, Joseph took the step because her marriage was called off. This was due to Joseph having discovered that Khanduja was still married, although having told her he had been divorced for two years. When confronted, Khanduja refused to answer questions about his marital life or produce divorce papers that he had previously claimed he had filed. Instead, press reports at the time mention that he then threatened her with blackmail, probably after she threatened to confront his wife. Joseph's parents filed a police report accusing her fiancé for her death, claiming that Khanduja had been desperate to get out of the wedding for some time, and sought his custodial interrogation. In November 2005, the trial against Khanduja was stayed by the Bombay High Court until January 2006. Khanduja claimed that there was no evidence to prove that breaking off the engagement had led to Joseph's suicide.
So, we shouldn't be following her example of suicide. I'm sorry for her, and I like her answer because it's a problem that still exists today.
You are beautiful. RIP Nafisa❤️🌷🖤🙏
