The festival of Karva Chauth was celebrated across the country on October 13. However, something happened in the meantime which was shocking. In fact, on the day of Karva Chauth in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, a married man was shopping for his girlfriend, although in the meantime, his wife saw that his mercury rose. After this, the woman called her family and beat her husband and his girlfriend in the market in public. During this time, after this ruckus in the market, a crowd of people gathered on the spot.

#पुरुष वर्ग कृपया ध्यान दे..
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गाजियाबाद तुराबनगर मार्केट में करवाचौथ के दिन दूसरी महिला को शॉपिंग करवा रहा था पति. पत्नी ने मार्केट में रंगे हाथों पकड़ा..फिर क्या हुआ विडियो में देखें. pic.twitter.com/M7byodsbCB

— Yogesh Tiwari (@yogirishuNBT) October 13, 2022

On seeing the information, the police reached the spot. According to the information received in this case, it is from the Turab Nagar market in the Kotwali area of Ghaziabad. Here on the day of Karva Chauth, a young man was shopping for his girlfriend instead of his wife, but at the same time, the young man's wife also reached the market for shopping. At the same time, when the young man's wife saw her husband shopping for another woman, she became furious. The woman then called her family members and called them. She then thrashed her husband in public.

At the same time, when the ruckus increased in the market, the matter was reported to the police and as soon as the information was received, the police reached the spot and took stock. Now, in this case, the police say that information about the assault was received in the Turabnagar market. At the same time, an investigation has revealed that the married youth was shopping with his girlfriend and the young man's wife has given a written complaint against the husband. Now action is being taken in this matter.

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