The family of a Indo-Swedish bride murdered in 2010 while on her honeymoon here said on Tuesday that they are planning to sue her British-Indian millionaire husband Shrien Dewani in the UK as he flew out of South Africa, a day after being acquitted by a court.
Dewani, 34, was accused of hiring hitmen to get his bride Anni Hindocha killed during their honeymoon but was acquitted on Monday by Western Cape High Court Deputy Judge Jeanette Traverso who threw out the high-profile case even before he started his defence against the accusation.
In a statement on Tuesday, Anni’s uncle Ashok Hindocha said she would never have married Dewani if she had known about “his secret sex life with male prostitutes”.