Nagaur Shocker: Husband’s Brutal Act Captured on Video, Sparks Outrage

Nagaur Shocker Husband's Brutal Act Captured on Video, Sparks Outrage
Nagaur Shocker Husband’s Brutal Act Captured on Video, Sparks Outrage

In a deeply disturbing incident from Nagaur district, Rajasthan, a woman was allegedly beaten and dragged through her village by her husband, 32-year-old Premaram Meghwal. The shocking event, captured on video, has gone viral on social media, leading to widespread outrage and a police investigation.

Details of the Incident and Viral Video

The harrowing video shows the woman being dragged across rocky terrain with her legs bound to a motorcycle, while her husband, Premaram Meghwal, mercilessly pulls her along. Her cries for help are ignored by the bystanders, including the person recording the incident. The video highlights the brutal nature of the assault and has sparked significant public outcry.

Background of the Incident

According to Nagaur’s Superintendent of Police, Narayan Singh Togas, the violent act was precipitated by a disagreement. The woman had expressed a desire to visit her sister in Jaisalmer, despite her husband’s objections. Her insistence on going led Meghwal to retaliate violently, an act that was recorded and widely shared online.

Police Response and Arrest

The incident reportedly took place nearly a month ago in Naharsinghpura village. Assistant Sub-Inspector Surendra Kumar of the Panchaudi police station noted that the woman had initially refrained from reporting the abuse to authorities. However, following the video’s circulation, Meghwal was arrested and charged with causing a public disturbance.

Ongoing Investigation

Preliminary reports indicate that Meghwal, who is known to be an alcoholic, had a history of frequent assaults on his wife and had isolated her from the local community. The police are continuing their investigation to uncover further details about the case and ensure that appropriate legal action is taken.

The case has highlighted issues of domestic violence and the need for more robust support systems for victims, especially in rural areas where such incidents often go unreported.

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