In Bulandshahr's Daulatpur village, Rajkumar, a laborer, found himself in a dire situation when his wife developed a friendship with another man through social media. Upon discovering the affair, Rajkumar confronted his wife, only to be met with threats to his life. His wife, influenced by her lover, claimed she would have him killed and even suggested using a 'blue drum' to dispose of him, which instilled a deep fear in Rajkumar.

The increasing tension in the household, exacerbated by threats from his wife of violence against him and his family, led Rajkumar to seek help from local authorities. During a counseling session at a mediation cell, his wife expressed her desire to live with her lover, further complicating the matter for Rajkumar. Realizing that his safety and well-being were at serious risk, Rajkumar made the difficult decision to hand his wife over to her lover, marking a tragic end to their seven-year marriage.

This incident raises important questions about domestic relationships, the role of social media in personal affairs, and issues of safety in such volatile situations. Rajkumar's fear symbolizes the extreme measures some individuals may take when faced with threats from intimate partners, highlighting the urgent need for better protective measures for victims of domestic intimidation.