In Kaushambi, Uttar Pradesh, 18 years ago, a man left his house and went missing, who suddenly returned to his house, but the family refused to recognize him. After this, he met the village head and started talking about selling the house and complained to the police of fake assault. Now his wife got upset and complained to SP Brijesh Kumar Srivastava of this case. The SP has assured to take action by investigating this matter.
Actually, the case has come out from the village of Sangarha in West Sharira police station area. Munni Devi, who lives in Jahan, whose husband’s name is Awadhesh. She gave an application to the Superintendent of Police of Kaushambi on Wednesday, saying that her husband Awadhesh had left the house 18 years ago, which we did not know anything. I have 4 sons and 6 daughters. All children are also married.
Forcibly entering the house
The woman told in the complaint letter that for a few days a young man we do not know. He was forcibly entering the house by calling himself Awadhesh, which the sons refused, then he got down on a quarrel. On Tuesday, he came and said that I will sell this house. After this my son and daughter -in -law got upset. When I went to the police post on this matter, the police did not help, but started threatening to implicate me.
Action demanded
On Wednesday, the victim met SP Brijesh Kumar Srivastava and demanded action against the fake person and said that we do not even know this. It went to the village head and went and told that I am Awadhesh, but it is not my husband. It is forcibly talking about selling the house. It is trying to forcibly capture the house and we are talking about removing people from the house.
Police engaged in investigating case
The woman further said that I had gone to the police too but the police did not listen to me and drove us away. In this case, Superintendent of Police Brijesh Kumar Srivastava has told that the woman has forcibly accused him of possessing the house and selling it. The matter is being investigated by the police station in -charge. If found guilty, action will be taken against the accused.