Bhopal, Oct. 17 -- A 30-year-old man from Bhind district in Madhya Pradesh was arrested for strangulating a 28-year-old woman to death in Etawah district in Uttar Pradesh after a dispute over taking away the woman's 10-month-old child and handing him over to the accused's wife, police said on Friday, adding that both were living together for the past two years. The victim's father alleged the man "trapped" his daughter for a child. According to police, the woman, identified as Snehlata Pandey, a resident of Bihar who worked as a nursing officer in the Bhind district hospital and gave birth to a boy 10 months ago. A dispute broke out between Snehlata and Satyaprakash Jatav, the accused, after the man took away the child and handed him over to his wife, who allegedly could not conceive. On October 8, Satyaprakash took Snehlata to Kanpur on the pretext of work and shopping, strangulated her in a car in Etawah on the way back and threw her body into the Pachnada river on October 9. Jatav was arrested on Thursday, police said. Bhind superintendent of police Suraj Verma said, "Snehlata was working as a nursing officer in Bhind. Satyaprakash worked in a private nursing college where the two met during her studies. The acquaintance turned into a relationship two-three years ago and both of them started living together. Satyaprakash and his wife wanted a child but she didn't conceive even after five years of marriage." "The man was trying to take the child from Snehlata butshe was pressurising him to marry her. In the first week of October, he took the child and left him with his first wife," Satyaprakash said Mukesh Shakya, town inspector, Kotwali police station.htc...