INDIAN POLICE ACCUSE CONGRESS LEADER OF ABETMENT IN HIS WIFE’S 2014 DEATH A prominent leader of India’s opposition Congress party, Shashi Tharoor, on Monday (14) rejected police charges against him for abetment in the suicide of his wife in a case that has led to political mudslinging. Tharoor’s wife, Sunanda Pushkar, was found dead in a Delhi hotel in January 2014, prompting an investigation by city police. Her death came days after she was involved in a row with a Pakistani woman journalist over Twitter. On Monday, Delhi police said Pushkar’s death was a case of suicide and brought charges against…
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