Bulldozer Threat Helps UP Woman Enter In-Laws' House
NDTV
The incident occurred in UP's Bijnor district after the Allahabad High Court ordered the city police to help the woman get back into her husband's house.
Bulldozers have been controversially used in Uttar Pradesh against violence accused but for the first time, the police used them to help a woman who was thrown out by her husband allegedly over dowry.
The incident occurred in Bijnor district after the Allahabad High Court ordered the city police to help the woman get back into her husband's house.
Visuals from outside the house showed a police team informing the husband's family about the court order and warning them that not complying with the order could lead to action.
"Koi fayda nahi (no point). We request you amma, please open the door. This is the high court's order," an officer is heard saying on the loud speaker.
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