Delhi: Husband forced her to watch dirty videos and wear obscene clothes, wife reached police station
A surprising case has come to light from Delhi. Here a husband is accused of forcing his wife to watch dirty videos and dress up like a pornstar. After this the wife decided to teach him a lesson and reached the police station to lodge a complaint. After this the police arrested the accused husband. Actually, the wife kept postponing the matter for a few days. She also told her husband that she does not like watching dirty videos and dressing like a porn star. She feels uncomfortable in these clothes.
The wife tried hard to convince the husband
She also tried to convince her husband but the husband was adamant on his stubbornness. He repeatedly forced the wife to watch pornographic videos and dress up like a pornstar. He could not understand what the wife should do. She was unable to tell anything about this to anyone. He tolerated all this for a few days, but when the water rose above his head, he thought of taking the help of the police.
In her complaint, the wife accused the husband of watching dirty videos
After this the wife reached the police station to complain. In her complaint, the woman alleged that her husband was addicted to watching obscene videos on mobile. On the other hand, the police informed in this matter on Wednesday that a case has been registered against a man in New Delhi for forcing his 30-year-old wife to watch dirty videos and dress like a pornstar.
Married in 2020
The police further said that the woman, a resident of East Rohtash Nagar, alleged that her husband was addicted to watching dirty videos. The couple had married in 2020. A police officer says that the woman in her complaint has also accused her husband and his family of demanding dowry and harassing her mentally and physically.
Case registered against husband under various sections
The accused husband was booked on Tuesday under sections 498A (husband or relative of husband of a woman subjecting her to cruelty), 406 (criminal breach of trust), 377 (unnatural offences) and 34 (common intention) of the Indian Penal Code. Went. Deputy Commissioner of Police (Shahdara) Rohit Meena said that on the complaint of the woman, sections of the Dowry Prohibition Act were registered at Shahdara police station. He further said that statements of witnesses are being recorded and digital and other evidences are being collected for further action in the matter. At present, preliminary investigation of the matter is going on.
