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Woman Files FIR Against Husband For Filming Intimate Moments, Performing Unnatural Sex

By LawStreet News Network      10 July, 2019 12:00 AM      0 Comments
Woman Files FIR Against Husband For Filming Intimate Moments, Performing Unnatural Sex

A woman in Uttar Pradesh has filed an FIR against her husband for allegedly filming their intimate moments and performing 'unnatural sex' with her.

Accusing her husband of Breach of Privacy, the woman has filed her complaint at Baradari police station in Bareilly.

The police have booked the accused husband under Section 377 (unnatural offences) and 506 (criminal intimidation) of the Indian Penal Code, 1860, and other provisions of the Information Technology Act, 2000.

According to a report on TOI, the victim's husband allegedly recorded their intimate moments on his mobile phone during their wedding night in October 2018.

The woman said when she objected to her husband's act, he promised to delete the videos. But days later, she found out the videos were still present on his phone. The complainant claimed that when she attempted to delete the videos by herself, the husband sexually assaulted her in an unnatural way and filmed the heinous act.

When the woman complained against her husbands actions to her in-laws, they did not listen to her and reportedly sided with their son. The victim said she was abused repeatedly by her husband.

According to the woman, she remained quiet about the incident and didn't inform her parents even when the accused threatened her that he will upload the videos on social media.

The victim said she returned to her parents' home after the accused thrashed her on June 30, 2019. On July 7, 2019, the woman reached Baradari police station and filed an FIR against her husband.

"The complaint seems genuine, so we filed the FIR against her husband. The case is being probed," the report quoted Sub-Inspector Ved Prakash, acting in-charge of Baradari police station.



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