Man unrepentant after beheading daughter AN Indian man is unrepentant after beheading his daughter with a ceremonial sword in a rage over her relationships with men, police said. The man surrendered at a police station, carrying the head in one hand and the bloodied sword in the other. Residents of his village in northwestern India expressed shock as they performed the last rites for the 20-year-old woman. Police said the father, marble miner Oghad Singh, accused his daughter of bringing dishonour to the family and making it hard to find husbands for her two unmarried sisters. Women wailing in grief lined the dusty road of Dungarji in Rajasthan state as a procession carried Manju Kanwar's remains to her funeral pyre. As in many north and west Indian villages, the women, including her mother and four sisters, were not allowed to attend the funeral. About 100 men, many of them relatives wearing ceremonial Rajput warrior clan turbans, surrounded her muslin-wrapped body, and her brother lit the funeral pyre. Villagers condemned the father's actions as extreme. Police have charged Singh, 46, with murder. Police described Kanwar's recent life as difficult and unorthodox for the traditional community of about 1000 just outside the Rajasthani tourist town of Udaipur. She left her husband from an arranged marriage two years ago and moved back home to live with her parents. She recently began seeing several men, which "disgusted" her father, deputy police superintendent Umesh Ojha said. When she eloped with one man two weeks ago, her father forced her to return on Monday and killed her.