In Chennai, a shocking incident unfolded as a 29-year-old woman was attacked with acid cleaner by her estranged husband, Muhammad Ali, who is 31 years old. This brutal act was captured on nearby CCTV cameras and resulted in the woman losing 50% sight in one eye, while she is unable to open her other eye. The woman, who had converted to Islam from Christianity to marry Ali, has reportedly endured significant abuse over the last six years of their marriage, leading her to attempt suicide twice, although she was saved by neighbors on both occasions.

The victim shared that after marrying Muhammad Ali and converting her religion for him, she faced ongoing troubles marked by Ali's jealousy and physical aggression, eventually leading her to separate from him. She had filed for divorce, signifying her struggle to escape the abusive relationship. The incident occurred when Ali visited her home under the guise of discussion; however, it quickly escalated into a fight, culminating in the acid attack when she attempted to flee. The police have been criticized for their lack of action in dealing with the abusive situation, despite the woman's plight.

This incident raises serious concerns about domestic violence and the protection of women's rights in India, particularly in contexts where religious conversion and cultural expectations come into play. As the woman continues to fight for justice and her health, the case highlights the urgent need for better legal and social support mechanisms for victims of domestic abuse to prevent such tragic occurrences in the future.