Man Orders Lover To Drown Her Baby For Interrupting Him While He Watched Online

A British man, Ammaz Qureshi, appeared in court on Monday after he was accused of murder by allegedly urging his Norwegian lover to hold her one-year-old baby’s head underwater while he watched on Skype. Qureshi, is said to have told his 28-year-old lover, Yasmin Chaudhry, to submerge her daughter in a bucket of water to “discipline” the child after she interrupted their online chat. The married 35-year-old accountant allegedly had a fling with Chaudhry after being introduced by her brother in London in 2010. She returned to her home in Norway two months later and an Oslo court heard Qureshi encouraged her to torture the child while he watched live from the UK.

Mirror report:
The prosecution claims she forced the baby to eat chili powder and bound her arms and legs with rope. One day in October 2010 Chaudhry held the baby underwater twice before the child lost consciousness. The court was told the mother called emergency services but the girl died in hospital the next day. Qureshi, of Pinner, north London, has been in custody in Oslo for more than a
year following his extradition.

He and Chaudhry both deny murder, but the mother has pleaded guilty to abusing her child. She blames Qureshi – who is not the child’s father – for the child’s death by telling her to submerge her daughter. Qureshi’s lawyer Vibeke Hein Baera told the court: “He denies the accusations of premeditated murder and assault. “My client is baffled that he is accused of a crime committed in a country which he – at that point in time – had never set foot in.” The trial at the Oslo District Court continues.
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