Ex-national wrestler, two children dead after fort fall; dowry harassment case filed

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Former national wrestler Ashwini Pol and two of her children died following a fall from Naldurg fort. One surviving daughter is currently undergoing treatment at a hospital. Police have registered a case against Ashwini's husband and in-laws on charges of dowry harassment. According to her family, she had been subjected to mental torture and demands for gold bangles and cash. Ashwini was a decorated athlete who had won multiple medals at the state and national level.

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