Tired over repeated sexual demands of 89-year-old husband in Gujarat, woman dials helpline

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Updated At : 01:26 AM Sep 17, 2022 IST

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Chandigarh, September 16

In a bizarre incident reported from Gujarat’s Vadodara, an octogenarian woman was compelled to dial women’s helpline seeking their help to do away with the sexual demands of her 89-years-old hypersexual husband.

As per a report of TOI, the man frequently demands sexual gratification from his 87-year-old feeble wife, who remain unwell and couldn’t comply with his demand.

When the woman would refuse, the husband would create a brawl. He shrieks at his wife and their son, letting the whole neighbourhood know.

Infuriated over the bizarre conduct, the family finally called up Abhayam helpline.

The Abhayam team arrived and held a long counselling session of the husband. The asked his to divert his attention from sex through yoga and other activities.

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