Two booked in dowry case

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Updated At : 12:40 PM Oct 15, 2023 IST

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Phagwara, October 14

The Mehat Pur (Nakodar) police have booked two members of an in-law’s family in a dowry harassment case. DSP Nakodar Sukhpal Singh said the suspects had been identified as Onkar Singh, a resident of Chaherru villag, and his mother Balwinder Kaur.

Ramandeep Kaur, a resident of Ward No. 7, Khuram Pur, Mehat Pur, complained to the police that her marriage was solemnised with Onkar Singh. Soon after the marriage, her husband and mother-in-law started harassing her for bringing more dowry and tortured her mentally. A case has been registered against the suspects.

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