Superintendent of police Sudarshan Prasad Mandal said the 45-year-old tribal woman was hit with a stone allegedly by her husband and fatally injured following an altercation at Jaltanda village on their way back from a weekly market last night.
Both of them had consumed 'hadia' (locally brewed rice beer) together at the weekly market, the officer said.
The man had flown into a rage during the tiff and hit his wife with the stone on her face which injured her fatally.
Meanwhile, police have arrested five persons in connection with the murder of a person on October 18.
Nagrendra Mahato was killed over a monetary issue on Thursday in Tazna river guard room allegedly by the five arrested persons.
Mandal said the police seized two country-made pistols, one regular pistol, five cartridges, a blood-stained knife and mobile phones from their possession last night from the village.
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