A man threw his son from a shopping mall and died ... Bahraini judiciary divorces a Hindus woman from her mentally ill husband.

The Sixth Grand Civil Court ruled with an irrevocable fault-based divorce for a foreign wife (Indian) from her husband and committed the husband to pay judicial expenses and attorney's fees.

The foreign wife's attorney, lawyer Fowzia Janahi, said that the facts of the case returns to a wife filed a lawsuit requesting to divorce her husband (an Indian too), where they were married Pursuant to a marriage certificate issued in accordance with the Hindu religion, and that she gave birth to a son on a marital bed in 2001, and that the husband became suffering from psychopathic disorder (a mental disability) for a long time, and has a file in the psychiatric hospital, but he refuses to abide by prescriptions given to him permanently, and that his abstinence from the treatment make him aggressive, abnormal and irresponsible , therefore result of this aggressive behavior the husband threw their youngest son from the first floor of one of the shopping malls.

According to the wife's attorney that she submitted to the court documents proving the pathological condition of the husband and she provided a copy of the death certificate of the son. She also requested Joinder of actions to prove that the husband was suffering from Psychopathy that led him to kill his son; as well she asked the testimony of witnesses to prove the availability of grounds for divorce according to Hindu law, and witnesses testified before the court that the husband was mental patient and that she was being battered by him and abuse her treatment and that he threw his son from the first floor, causing the death of the son.

Lawyer Fowzia Janahi added that the Grand Civil Court is legally competent to consider the personal status cases of non-Muslims, and that the divorce matters are governed by the law of the state which the husband belongs to at the time of divorce, and applies to divorce and separation the law of State which the husband belongs to the time of filing the lawsuit.