aurangabad the aurangabad bench of the bombay high court has granted bail to a 50yearold man who in february this year was arrested by the jinsi police on the charges of murdering his 57yearold wifethe accused approached the high court after after the lower court rejected the bail application moved by the accused following which the bench headed by justice am badar on friday granted him bailjustice badar ruled that the case is based on circumstantial evidence the prosecution has failed to explain as to how the intravenous mark existed on her body after claiming that she was well at the time of the incidentciting the autopsy report of the deceased the jinsi police on february 21 booked the 50yearold property dealer on the charges of murdering his wife by allegedly hitting her head on the wall the incident took place at their house located in delhi gate area on february 10the deceased woman has been identified as kazi shamim begum 57 and was a senior teacher in an urdu school in the city while her accused husband has been identified as mohammad azimuddin mohammad hanifuddin police said that the couple got married in the year 1995 and things remained cordial until recent as per the complaint lodged by deceaseds brother kazi muzaffaruddin 45 azimuddin was jobless due to the sudden slump in the real estate market and begum was running the family she was paying the educational expenses of her 12year old son and 17yearold daughter from her salarysaving from her expenses the woman purchased a property which azimuddin allegedly wanted her to transfer to his name the couple would often clash on the issue as she was reluctant to transfer the property begum was fed up due to the mental and physical torture and was planning to desert him claimed the complainantas per the polices version azimuddin lost his cool after he picked a quarrel with his wife and in a fit of rage he repeatedly struck her head against a wall this inflicted deep injuries on her head she was admitted to a private hospital and succumbed on the same day police had registered a case of accidental death the autopsy report received by the police stated that the woman has succumbed of blunt injuries she sustained on her head following which a formal complaint was obtained from muzafaruddin and based on it the accidental death case was converted into murder caserepresenting the accused lawyer nilesh ghanekar contested that there was an unexplained delay of 11 days in filing a complaint against the accused he said that if the immediate family had suspicion they should have disclosed it immediately he also added that there is no direct evidence to support the claims made by the prosecutionechoing ghanekar lawyer rupesh jaiswal stated that the circumstances not forming complete chain in this case and moreover the housemaid in her statement has stated that the deceased woman was not well on the day of the incident and so the possibility