The woman shared that during their marriage, her husband was presented as the owner of a five-star hotel, but in reality, he had only completed the 10th grade. She, on the other hand, had a B.Com degree. She revealed that her husband was addicted to betting on IPL matches, which led to the destruction of their settled life. She detailed the financial strain caused by his gambling.

She explained that her husband took out loans in her name shortly after their wedding. Initially, he took a loan of 35,000 rupees, followed by 1 lakh, and then 30,000 rupees. He used these funds for betting on cricket matches. In 2021, they had a daughter. The husband even gambled away the money received as blessings for their daughter.

When the wife’s attempts to reason with her husband failed, she moved back to her parents’ home for a while. Upon her return, the husband demanded 1 lakh rupees to allow her back into their home. A community panchayat intervened, attempting to resolve the situation. However, after a period of apparent calm, the husband resumed his physical abuse.

During this time, a neighbor, a young man named Aman Kumar, started helping her. He secretly provided her with food and brought milk for her daughter. This led to a friendship between the woman and the young man.

The woman reported that during this period, her husband attempted to kill her. After she raised an alarm, neighbors gathered, including Aman. Aman, witnessing the husband’s actions, became enraged. He offered to take her to her mother. The husband then accused his wife of having an affair with Aman, to which Aman responded in anger, admitting to the affair.

The husband then demanded that if they were having an affair, they should marry in front of society or else he would bury them both alive. Subsequently, he forced another man to apply sindoor to her forehead. After this incident, the woman went to live with her parents. Some time later, the husband contacted her mother, asking her to collect the daughter’s belongings and jewelry.

When the mother visited the husband’s house, the husband physically assaulted her, even choking her and seizing her phone. Further escalating the situation, he created a fake Facebook account in her mother’s name and shared their private videos. The woman filed a case in the cybercrime police station in June and an FIR was registered. Her husband was arrested but released after three days. Subsequently, a civil court case was filed. The matter is currently pending in the Patna High Court, with the next hearing scheduled for November 11th. Meanwhile, the husband now claims he wants to live with his wife and daughter, and does not want a divorce.

Law enforcement authorities are actively seeking to apprehend the assailant and any other individuals involved in the crime. A formal case has been registered, and an investigation is underway. According to officials, Mukesh is the individual accused of stabbing the three family members. The injured mother and daughter were promptly transported to a hospital via ambulance. The father, Ramkala, was declared dead at the scene. The family’s statement led to the registration of an FIR, and efforts are ongoing to capture Mukesh and others linked to the incident.

In a separate occurrence in Greater Noida, a woman was allegedly murdered by her husband, who set her ablaze over dowry demands. The incident transpired on August 21 in Sirsa village, Greater Noida. Graphic footage captured the woman on fire as she descended stairs, having been brutally assaulted by her husband and in-laws.

The deceased, Nikki, married Vipin in 2016. Nikki’s sister, Kanchan, who is married into the same family, filed a police complaint against her in-laws, alleging they beat her sister and subjected both of them to torture for a dowry of Rs 36 lakh just six months after Nikki’s marriage.

The incident occurred in Anisabad, near Patna. A female journalist married Rakesh Kumar, a shopkeeper, in December 2024. However, Rakesh began abusing her shortly after the wedding. The woman raised the issue in a local panchayat. It was then discovered that Rakesh had been married seven times before. The wife filed a complaint at the police station, alleging that the police did not take the matter seriously and failed to act.

The victim then sought help from the Women’s Commission. When her husband failed to appear for a hearing there, a letter was written to the SP (Superintendent of Police). A request was made to investigate the case through the concerned police station. The victim stated that she married Rakesh Kumar from Mohania, Kaimur, on December 14, 2024. She moved into his home on December 15th.

**Assault Begins Immediately**

The woman alleged that she was assaulted from the second day of her stay. On January 12, 2024, an attempt was made to set her on fire. A village panchayat was convened, and the villagers revealed Rakesh’s seven prior marriages.

**Case Registered in Mohania Police Station**
The victim stated that after learning about her husband’s seven marriages, she filed a case in Mohania police station, but no action was taken. She has now approached the Bihar State Women’s Commission for justice. The victim has a journalism background. Apsara, the chairperson of the Bihar State Women’s Commission, stated that Rakesh Kumar was called to the commission twice, but he did not appear. The commission set a hearing date for July 14, but he was absent. Another hearing was scheduled for August 4, but he failed to attend. The Women’s Commission has now written to the Kaimur SP. The next steps in the case are pending.