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| Houswife tortured; court sends | | husband, others to police custody | | EARLY TIMES REPORT
JAMMU, Sept 13: In an alleged case of physical torture for dowry, special municipal
magistrate, Jammu, V S Bhau today ordered to send the woman's husband and his
parents to police custody for their custodial interrogation.
The court ordered to send them to police women cell after Dr Javed Iqbal and his
parents appeared before the court and applied for grant of bail.
The court made the direction in a petition filed by Samira Choudhary alias Gurpreet
Kour, wife of Dr Javed.
After hearing the counsels of the two sides, the court ordered that having regard to
the allegations which needed custodial interrogation, the accused be taken into custody
and sent to police women cell, Jammu.
The court also ordered to get the accused medically examined and produce them
before it on September 15, 2011.
According to the petition, Gurpreet met Dr Javed while he was doing his MS at PGI,
Chandigarh, and they fell into love. Dr Javed also assured the complainant for
marriage.
However, on the completion of his course, he left Chandigarh without informing
Gurpreet. She somehow got the telephone number of Dr Javed and came Jammu
from where she went to Rajouri where the doctor lived.
In Rajouri, she met family members and relatives of the accused. She said though
they decided to marry them, it did not prove to be correct following which she filed a
complaint with SSP, Rajouri. Acase was then registered against the doctor under
section 376 of RPC.
Upon this, the family members of Dr Javed asked Gurpreet to convert into Islam. At
their instance, she embraced Islam. Their marriage was then solemnised.
She alleged that after marriage, Dr Javed and his family members started demanded
dowry from her. She said she arranged more than Rs 50 lakh for them but they
continued harassing her for more dowry.
thereafter her husband and his relatives taunting her and her husband beating her.
Upon this, she filed a complaint in the court of CJM, Jammu, under section 498-A of
RPC. The CJM sent the complaint to the police women cell.
In the complaint, she alleged that, besides torturing her physically, mentally and
sexually, the accused had misappropriate her property worth Rs 50 lakh for which she
had filed a separate complaint before the court.
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