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Husband’s Two-Plate Order Sparks Public Confrontation in Uttar Pradesh
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Core Incident in Brijghat
Ajay, a Garhmukteshwar native, was waiting outside a street-food stall near a guesthouse in the pilgrimage town of Brijghat, Hapur district, when his wife Kavita arrived with relatives. She had received a tip that Ajay was meeting a woman at a local hotel and confronted him as he collected two packed plates of chhole-bhature. A crowd gathered, and the dispute escalated into a physical altercation before police from the nearby Brijghat outpost intervened. After a brief discussion, both parties agreed to seek a compromise and left the scene together.
Background and Prior Allegations
Kavita alleges that Ajay, married for 14 years and father of two sons, has been skipping work for nearly two years to meet a girlfriend in hotels. She claims he regularly claimed he was going to work but instead travelled to the holy town to “clear his head” of domestic stress. Ajay denies the accusations, insisting he was alone and had come to Brijghat solely for personal reasons.
Official Statements & Responses
Police officials confirmed that no formal written complaint or FIR has been lodged by either side. They reported that the matter was settled on the spot after the couple expressed a desire to resolve the dispute amicably.
Verbatim Quote
“He is claiming he didn't bring anyone along. But we want to know: if he was truly alone, who was that second plate of chole-bhature for?” — Kavita. Ajay
Aftermath
Following police mediation, Ajay and Kavita returned home together. The incident, captured by local media, highlights how a seemingly minor food order can trigger a public domestic dispute in a small town, drawing community attention and law-enforcement involvement despite the absence of formal charges.
