Woman dragged 100 metres on car bonnet after confronting husband with another woman in Uttar Pradesh
A 38-year-old woman in Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh was dragged nearly 100 metres on a moving car's bonnet after attempting to stop her husband whom she accused of travelling with another woman. The incident occurred on Saturday evening but gained attention after a video surfaced on social media on Tuesday. Police have registered an FIR against the husband and the other woman under charges including attempt to murder and rash driving.
The incident took place at Devchara Chowraha in Bareilly district when Godavari, 38, spotted her husband Netrapal Singh, 42, with Sadhana, 32, whom she accused of having an affair with. Upon seeing them together, Godavari attempted to stop the vehicle by clinging to its bonnet, but Netrapal allegedly continued driving, dragging her approximately 100 metres before bystanders intervened and rescued her. Godavari sustained injuries and filed a complaint alleging that her husband frequently abused and assaulted her over the suspected affair, and that Sadhana also attacked her and stole her gold chain during the commotion. Sadhana denied the affair allegations, claiming she had merely accepted a ride from Netrapal while returning from the block office. Police registered an FIR against both Netrapal and Sadhana under sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) including attempt to murder, rash driving, assault, and voluntarily causing hurt.
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Wife clings to hubby’s car after spotting him with another woman in UP; dragged 100 metres
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