Woman elopes with father in law's cousin in Etawah
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Kanpur: In an unusual case in Etawah, a woman eloped with her father-in-law's cousin. She took her two daughters, one 3-year-old and the other 5-year-old, along with her, however left her eight-year-old son behind.
The incident came to light on April 3 when her husband, who works as a driver, returned from work to find them missing. After unsuccessful attempts to locate them, he announced a reward of Rs 20,000 for information about her whereabouts.
Police have initiated their investigation to find the woman. The husband expressed willingness to reconcile if she returns. Reports suggest the woman was involved with her father-in-law's cousin for some time.
On April 3, the woman's husband travelled to Kanpur for some work. Upon his return in evening he found his family missing along with some jewellery. His son was at home, unaware of the circumstances. The man filed a
missing person report
with the police.
He said that his father's cousin frequently visited their residence, raising no suspicions due to familial ties.
Police officer Balram Mishra confirmed the sensitivity of the case and assured swift action. "We are conducting raids at potential locations and using mobile tracking to locate the woman and her companion," he said. The official expressed confidence in finding them soon.
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