A heartbreaking story has come out from Khajuraho area of Chhatarpur district, where a woman not only left her husband and children, but also sent a decree to end the relationship with her lover and also to end the relationship. This story has created a sensation in the entire village.
A new journey of love leaving married life
The victim Dharmendra Namdev was married to a woman named Babli in 2014. Both have two young children. Dharmendra, who was working in Delhi, received a setback when he received the news that his wife is having a love affair with the village young man Shivam Kumar. He returned to Khajuraho as soon as he deepened the suspicion.
On the night of March 4, when Dharmendra complained of chest pain, the wife fed him a sleeping pill in the name of medicine. When he lost his sleep at night, he saw that Babli had left home and disappeared.
She also took three lakh rupees before running away with lover
Babli not only left the house, but also took about three lakh rupees from the house. Dharmendra lodged a missing report, but a few days later he received a call from his wife and his lover. On the phone, both of them told about getting married and then sent an affidavit, in which Babli asked Dharmendra to end all kinds of relationships.
Family broken with the help of young children and mother
Due to Babli’s departure, a mountain of sorrows broke on Dharmendra. Now he is forced to live a destitute life with two young children and his elderly mother. Dharmendra has filed a case of fraud and betrayal in the police station against his wife and her lover.
Lover turned out to be a resident of UP
The investigation of the case has revealed that Babli’s lover Shivam Kumar is a resident of Khadkoli village in Mainpuri district of Uttar Pradesh. The police is now investigating the entire case, in which the angle of love affair, fraud and illegal money is also being investigated.
What does the law say?
According to legal experts, if a married woman marries another person without a divorce, it is a punishable offense under Section 494 of the Indian Penal Code (a second marriage of the spouse). Apart from this, taking money from home can also impose sections of economic crime.
