In Kanpur, a young woman has raised serious allegations against her husband and in-laws regarding her marital life, leading her to file a police complaint. She claims that her marriage took place on April 25, 2025, with a man from Hamirpur, during which her father incurred expenses of approximately 38 lakh INR for various arrangements including a hotel, jewelry, and catering. Initially, the family had high hopes for a happy life for their daughter, but the reality post-marriage turned out to be drastically different.

The victim stated that upon arriving at her in-laws' house on April 26, doubts began to emerge about her husband's behavior within the first four days of her marriage. She alleged that her husband maintained distance from her and did not celebrate their wedding night together. Despite her efforts to address this issue with him several times, he consistently evaded the conversation. Ultimately, she returned to her parental home, only to be taken by her husband to a flat in Noida owned by his uncle, where she claims they lived together for about a month without any physical intimacy.

Throughout her stay, the woman began to suspect that her husband might be physically impotent as he did not engage in sexual relations with her. The case highlights critical issues regarding consent, marital obligations, and the societal pressures faced by women in marriages, particularly in contexts where arranged marriages are common. The implications of this case may contribute to broader discussions on the rights of women in marital settings and the legal consequences of failing to fulfill marital promises.