Bhopal: A case has come up at the Women's Police Station in Bhopal that will surprise you. In which two men have told a woman to be his wife and both reached the police station on this matter. In this whole case, a person working on the post of Karond resident salesman has lodged a complaint at the woman police station that another person resident of Barkhedi is harassing his wife repeatedly by calling and claiming the woman to be his wife.
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When this entire matter was investigated, it was found that the person he was accusing. He informed the police that in 2005, when the woman was 18 years old, he was married to the woman and they also have 2 daughters. The man has also claimed that the woman is cheating on him and the man informed that the woman had run away from the house many times in the past, whose complaint he had filed in the police station 2 times and told that this time when she ran away from home, he came to know that she was staying with another person. After which both sides reached the police station. In this whole case, the woman said that the person who is telling her as his wife, the woman considers him as a brother.
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The woman also informed the police that she had stayed with the man for a few days as a sister to take care of her daughters. Since his wife had died. Due to this whole case, the second husband claims that he was married to the woman in 2019 and he also showed the papers to the police and at that time the woman had told her age of 21 to another husband. The police are also confused after hearing the claims of both sides that the police advised the three people to go to court for this matter. Now both men have refused to take the woman with them. After which the police has sent the woman to Gauravi institution. Now, this whole matter will be resolved in the court itself, who is telling the truth or lie, the court will decide this.
