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Wife Beats Up Husband For Asking More Rotis
The angry woman allegedly bashed her 40 year old husband with a stone and locked him up with two children, she even threatened to kill him and their two sons before locking them up. According to the neighbours the man was rescued by the police and even the woman police was called to restrain the angry woman.
A Sabarmati police source said, “Mahendra Mali Marathi works as a fireman and stays at the staff quarters above the Sabarmati fire station, near Dharmnagar railway stationd.
He returned home after duty around 10 pm on October 6. Tired and hungry, he sat down for dinner. But the two small rotis in his plate made Marathi furious.” When he demanded more, his wife Ujjwala asked him to COOK FOR HIMSELF, the source said. When he persisted, she got really angry and picked up a stone lying in the flower pot and allegedly hit her husband on his forehead. Shen then broke window panes, a clock and locked her husband and two sons and moved out of  the house. The husband and children were rescued by the police and the bleeding husband was taken to the hospital.
Marathi told Mirror, “She had served two small chapatis, while I usually eat four big chapatis. When I asked for more, she hit me with a stone. I have filed a police complaint.” Sabarmati Police Sub Inspector U J Joshi said, “Marathi and his wife had a scuffle over rotis, after which she hit him with a stone and even threatened to kill him and their sons. We have lodged a complaint.”
Ujjwala thereafter moved to her brother’s house at Arvindnagar, near Rameshwar crossroads in Meghaninagar. Backing her sister, Santosh Mali (28), told Mirror, “A false case has been foisted on my sister. Two months ago we had gone to file a complaint of domestic violence with Odhav police, but after Marathi promised not to beat up my sister again we arrived at acompromise.”
Regarding the October 6 incident, Mali said, “Ujjwala was asleep when my brother-in-law came from work and woke her up by pulling her hair. Whatever she did was in self-defence. She then ran out of the house after bolting the door from outside. When Marathi was in hospital with the children, my sister locked herself up in the house and called me up to take her away.” Mali said they are planning to lodge a complaint soon.
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