Karwa Chauth Dispute Erupts In Mathura After Husband Finds Wife Meeting Acquaintance

A domestic dispute in Mathura on Karwa Chauth escalated into a fight between two female relatives after a husband reportedly found his wife meeting an acquaintance.

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Prem Kaushik
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A domestic dispute in Mathura on Karwa Chauth escalated into a fight between two female relatives. (Prem Kaushik)

Mathura: A domestic dispute escalated into a physical altercation in Vasant Vihar, under the jurisdiction of the Highway police station in Mathura, on Karwa Chauth night. The confrontation reportedly began after a husband found his wife meeting a man she knew. The argument soon drew other family members into the dispute, leading to a fight between two women identified as sisters-in-law.

A video of the incident later circulated on social media, bringing the episode into public discussion.

Confrontation escalates as family members intervene

According to the information available, the incident took place at around 9 pm on Thursday. The husband reportedly arrived while his wife was meeting an acquaintance and saw the two together. An argument followed, with the husband and wife exchanging accusations.

As the dispute intensified, other family members gathered at the scene. Two women from the family, reportedly a devarani and a jethani, became involved in a heated exchange that soon turned physical. Both allegedly struck each other during the altercation.

Someone present at the scene recorded the incident on a mobile phone, and the footage subsequently spread across social media. The man who had come to meet the married woman reportedly left during the commotion.

Marital dispute already before the court

Reports indicate that the couple had been facing marital differences for some time, with their divorce case currently pending before a court. The incident on Karwa Chauth subsequently came to the attention of the police.

Police investigation underway

Highway police station in-charge Arvind Kumar Nirwal confirmed that the matter is being investigated. He said further action would be taken based on the findings of the inquiry.

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