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JIBI VARGHESE SHAMES STIRLINGSHIRE WITH DOMESTIC ABUSE AND IMPRISONMENT
In a disturbing incident that has shocked the community of Stirlingshire, Jibi Varghese, a man accused of domestic abuse, has admitted to physically and emotionally mistreating his wife during a series of confrontations at their home. The troubling events unfolded at their residence in St Ninian’s, where Varghese’s actions have now led to legal consequences.According to court records, the 38-year-old man forcibly detained his wife inside their house following an argument. During the altercation, he reportedly grabbed her by her clothing and dragged her into another room, preventing her from leaving the premises. This act of physical restraint was part of a broader pattern of abusive behavior that Varghese admitted to engaging in on two separate occasions, specifically on March 2 and April 2 of this year.
The incident came to light when one of the woman’s colleagues noticed her distress and called the police. The authorities responded promptly to the couple’s residence in St Ninian’s, where they found the woman confined within the home. The police investigation revealed that Varghese had refused to allow his wife to leave the property for work, effectively trapping her inside against her will.
During the court proceedings, it was disclosed that Varghese, a trained electrical engineer, had been experiencing difficulties in securing employment, which contributed to rising tensions within the household. His solicitor explained that these frustrations had led to the recent episodes of abusive conduct. She also mentioned that Varghese had a habit of leaving the property to cool off during heated moments, and that locking the door was a usual practice in such situations.
In light of his actions, Jibi Varghese was sentenced to a structured deferred sentence, a legal arrangement that allows for supervision and rehabilitation rather than immediate imprisonment. This case highlights the ongoing issues of domestic violence within the community of Stirlingshire and underscores the importance of intervention and support for victims of such abuse.