Pune government officer booked after wife says he placed spycams in bedroom, bathroom, threatened to leak clips
The woman lodged a First Information Report at the Ambegaon police station on Monday, alleging that the harassment by her husband and in-laws has been going on since 2020.
The police booked her husband, mother-in-law, three sisters-in-law, and the husbands of two of her sisters-in-law. All were booked under sections 85 (cruelty by a husband or his relatives towards a woman), 115 (voluntarily causing hurt) and 351 (criminal intimidation) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, among others.
The woman has alleged that her husband and in-laws mentally and physically harassed her by demanding Rs 1.5 lakh from her parents towards EMI payments for a car. When the money was not given, she was beaten up, she alleged.
'We have launched an investigation in the case,' an officer from Ambegaon police station said.
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