New York-based girl files bigamy case against UP govt official

Vijay Upadhyay
Agra. The Agra police has registered a first information report (FIR) against an official of the UP Government on charges of bigamy. An NRI girl alleged that she had been sexually exploited by the official on pretext of marriage.

According to the police, the Senior Superintendent of Police, Agra, received a complaint from the New York based recently.

The victim said that she had come to Agra in January 2003. Sharad Chandra, a trade tax official posted in Mathura at that time, used to come to her home in Agra and it was there that they developed an intimate relationship.

The accused had allegedly promised to marry the NRI girl after divorcing his first wife. Believing to the promise, she returned to the USA and maintained the relationship with the accused on phone.

The girl, in her complaint, further alleged that in April 2004, Sharad told her that he had divorced his wife and was ready to marry her. After that she returned to India and tried to meet him. However, he did not respond her calls. On April 16, 2004, he came at her house in Agra and threatened her of dire consequences and thrashed her.

Shocked by Sharad's volte face, she left for New York where she learned that Sharad was continuing to threaten her family of dire consequences if they opened their mouth regarding this relationship.

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Anonymous said…
Has any further investigation been done on this report. Mr Sharad Chandra is one of the most corrupt trade tax official in the state of Uttar Pradesh. What is Mayawati Government doing to take action against such dirty officials represtenting her state
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