MP: Man booked for giving triple talaq to wife over phone for dowry
The Hindu
The woman alleged that her in-laws were demanded ₹ 5 lakh dowry and harassed her for that.
Police have registered a case in Madhya Pradesh's Indore against a man and his family members after he allegedly gave triple talaq to his wife over phone for not fulfilling their dowry demand, an official said on Sunday.
The FIR was registered based on the complaint by the man's 32-year-old wife, he said.
"In her complaint filed on Saturday night, the woman alleged that her husband, Aas Mohammed Khan, a resident of Uttar Pradesh's Hapur, gave triple talaq to her over phone on September 21," MIG Police Station in-charge Ajay Verma said.
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