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Uttar Pradesh / Kanpur: After marriage started living sad, husband reached police after complaining of wife, also accused in-laws of cheating

In Kanpur, a man reached the police commissioner’s office with a request to save his wife. The victim’s husband alleges that the in-laws got married hiding the illness and the wife turned out to be a psychopath. The victim’s husband told that the wife used to have seizures every day and ransacked the house. Also fights. The cloth merchant reached the police commissioner’s office, pleading to save his wife.

Textile trader Shashwat Gupta, a resident of Shyam Nagar, told that in June 2021, he was married to Priyanka Gupta, a resident of Netaji Nagar. In the month of July, he went to visit Ladakh with his wife, when his wife Priyanka had a seizure in a restaurant. In the restaurant itself, Priyanka vandalized strange acts, after which Shashwat got scared. As soon as he came back from the restaurant, he left his wife Priyanka at her maternal home. When Priyanka’s family members were asked about this, they did not tell anything. After some time, when Priyanka was brought back home, she had seizures again and beat up her husband. During this Shashwat’s hand was also broken. A few days later, again during a dispute at home, wife Priyanka strangled grandmother. Regarding these allegations, the victim met the police commissioner and pleaded to save him.

Textile businessman Shashwat Gupta told that after showing to the doctor, experts have told that he has a disease called schizophrenia. Such seizures occur in this disease. The victim’s husband has just told that the wife has been dropped at her house 2 months back, since then the wife’s family members are constantly pressurizing her and threatening to implicate her in a case. In the whole case, the station in-charge Chakeri told that Tahrir has been received from both the sides in the case. Looking at the family matter, it will be sent to the counselor. However, sometimes such cases come in front of us in which it becomes very difficult to decide between right and wrong. This situation neither applies to the police nor to the courts.