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26-Year-Old Woman Divorced On Road After Dowry Demands Were Not Met In MP’s Datia
Her father had spent over ₹10 lakh on the marriage giving cash, jewelry and household items.
FP News ServiceUpdated: Tuesday, September 16, 2025, 07:30 PM IST
26-Year-Old Woman Divorced On Road After Dowry Demands Were Not Met In MP’s Datia |
Datia (Madhya Pradesh): A 26-year-old woman was divorced on the road by her husband in Madhya Pradesh’s Datia after her family failed to meet demands for cash and a bike on Tuesday.
Police have registered a case against the husband and three of his family members.
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The victim, a resident of Datia’s ward number 20, told police that she was married to Abdul Ali of Idgah Mohalla as per Muslim rituals.
Her father had spent over ₹10 lakh on the marriage giving cash, jewelry and household items. However, after few months of the wedding, her in-laws allegedly demanded an additional ₹2 lakh and a bike.
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When she expressed her father’s inability to fulfill the demand, she was put through harassment and beatings.
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According to the complaint, the matter was taken to family panchayats and relatives tried to mediate but the in-laws remained with their decision.
Finally, when the woman went to her in-laws’ home with her brother and neighbours, Abdul Ali publicly ended the marriage by saying “talaq” three times on the road. Her mother-in-law Nasreen Bano and father-in-law Waris Ali also told her she had no place in their house.
Kotwali police registered a case under the Dowry Prohibition Act and other sections against Abdul Ali, Waris Ali, Nasreen Bano, and brother-in-law Fateh Ali.
