Wife threatens abused half with severe action

Vijay Upadhyay
Agra. In a rare incident of female-domination, a wife who had reportedly been torturing her husband continually for three years was arrested by the police, went on the offensive again and threatened to take dire action against her doctor-husband if he dared to report the incident to the police.

The case of this medico couple in Agra has caught the attention of everyone last week, when Dr Himanshu Kulshreshtha, an anaesthetist, filed an FIR against his eye-surgeon wife, Leena Kulshreshtha, in the Hariparwat police station.

The doctor had complained of physical torture both at home and in public, and even at the hospital where he worked, he even allegedly suffered fracture in his arm once besides numerous other injuries. The police have been searching for Dr Leena ever since, who has been absconding after the case was filed against her under Section 323, 325, 499, 504, 506 IPC in Agra.

On Wednesday, Dr Leena was finally arrested at her maternal home in Kota and was brought to Agra by the police. However, instead of sending her to jail, they released Dr Leena on a personal bond, despite being charged for a non-bailable offence.

Talking to the Pioneer, RK Singh, Inspector-in-charge, Hariparwat police station, upon perusing the details of the case, said that being a reputed surgeon of Agra, there were no chance of her running away again and since it was more of a domestic dispute she was released on bail.

After being released, she reportedly once again openly threatened her husband with dire consequences for going against her and reporting the matter to the police. She has reportedly once again left Agra.

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