Baghpat. On the night of Valentine's Day, a case came to light from Tikri village of Baghpat district of western Uttar Pradesh, which sparked discussion in the entire area. In this incident that took place in Doghat police station area, a husband, after seeing his wife in an objectionable position with his own nephew, took such a decision, which was discussed in the village for a long time. This matter is not just a family dispute, but has become a complex matter related to relationships, trust and social norms.

Eight years of marriage, two children and then controversy

According to local sources, Pragya (name changed) was married to Pankaj (name changed) about eight years ago. The couple had two children and the family was leading a normal life. It is being told that in the last few years, the closeness between the woman and her brother-in-law's son Sanjeev (name changed) increased. Although the family was not aware of this.

Case opened on Valentine's Day night

According to family members, the husband saw both of them together on the night of Valentine's Day. After this there was a heated argument in the house. The matter escalated and reached the police station. Negotiations and attempts to reach an agreement took place for several hours between the three parties in the Doghat police station premises. However, no concrete consensus could be reached.

Seeing the situation becoming complicated, the husband allegedly got his wife married to his nephew. According to eyewitnesses, both of them garlanded each other in the police station premises itself. After this both of them were sent away from the village. The people present were surprised to see this incident. However, the police has clarified that no party has filed a written complaint in this matter.

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Legal and social aspects

Law experts say that the process of marriage, divorce and remarriage is considered valid only as per the provisions prescribed under Indian law. It is necessary to follow the necessary procedures for legal recognition of any relationship or marriage.

According to police sources, since no party has filed a formal complaint, no criminal case has been registered at this time. If any party complains in future, action will be taken as per law.

This incident has become a topic of discussion not only in Tikri village but also in the surrounding areas. Different reactions are emerging regarding this among the villagers.