A newlywed young woman in Uttar Pradesh filed for divorce days after her marriage, alleging the husband's physical inabilities. The marriage took place just three days ago. But within that time, the woman filed a case seeking a divorce. The allegation is that her husband is 'physically incapable'. The young woman came to know this on the wedding night. According to police sources, the incident occurred in Gorakhpur district of Uttar Pradesh.
It has been learned that the 25-year-old woman works at an engineering firm in Gorakhpur. She was married to a young man from Gorakhpur in the presence of family members on November 28. Two days after the wedding, on December 1, the woman's father had come to visit his daughter's in-laws' house. That's when his daughter revealed the entire incident to her father. Without informing the woman's husband's family, her father brought her back home.
After this, on December 3, members of both families met at a relative's house in Beliyapur. There, the woman claimed that she had filed for divorce. She alleged that she was married without being informed that her husband was 'physically incapable'. The woman's family members further alleged that two years ago, the young man's marriage had broken off for the same reason. However, the young man's family members denied all allegations.
Finally, with the consent of both families, the young man underwent a physical examination at a private hospital. The report showed that the person was physically incapable. He could not become a father. However, the young man's family refused to accept that report. Later, the woman's family members went to the police station to lodge a complaint.
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Finally, through the police's mediation, the young man's family stated that within the next month, they would return the ₹7 lakh spent on wedding expenses and all the gifts received at the wedding. Police officer Mahesh Chaube said that the Police are coordinating with both the families. Efforts are being made to settle the financial matter through compromise.
