Shooter alleges physical harassment by in-laws

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An international shooter hailing from Meerut has accused her father-in-law, who is a police inspector, of physical harassment. The victim alleged that when she informed her unemployed husband about it, he laughed it off.

Police registered a case in this regard and started investigations. The victim is a constable in the Border Security Force (BSF) posted in Indore.

The victim alleged that her father-in-law and husband’s brother also threatened to implicate her in a false case. The victim also accused her husband’s brother of physical harassment.

The victim, who reached the SSP office in Meerut with a complaint on Thursday, said that she got married in October 2022. Her father-in-law Sirajuddin is a police inspector posted at Deoband in Saharanpur district. She said that her husband is unemployed and stays at home.

According to the victim, when she complained to her husband about his father and brother, he laughed off her issues. The victim reached the SSP office, demanding action against the accused. “If no action is taken by police, I will raise the issue with Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath and Prime Minister Narendra Modi,” she said.

SSP Rohit Singh Sajwan confirmed that the woman had filed a complaint against her father-in-law and brother-in-law for physical harassment. “Investigation is being conducted and appropriate legal action will be taken,” the SSP said.

Meanwhile, the body of a woman was recovered from a paddy field in Terahi village of Kaptanganj police station area in Gonda on Friday morning. Police identified the dead body with the help of an Aadhaar card recovered from the scene and sent the body for autopsy.

Reports said that the body of a 48-year-old unidentified middle-aged woman was spotted by villagers in a paddy field on the way to Terhi village on Friday. Her Aadhaar card was found some yards away from the body. She was identified as Indravati Yadav (48). She was the wife of Ramchet Yadav of Khonhanpur Koyalsa village. A case was registered in this regard and further investigations were on.

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