ADJ II AWARDS RIGOROUS LIFE IMPRISONMENT TO HUSBAND AND SLAPPED A FINE OF RS. 50,000, THE COURT ALSO AWARDS RIGOROUS SEVEN YEARS IMPRISONMENT TO TWO WOMEN AND SLAPPED A FINE OF RS. 20000 ON EACH OF THEM

Additional District and Session Judge II, Buxar Civil Court Vijendra Kumar awarded rigorous life imprisonment to a person and slapped a fine of Rs. 50,000 on him. The court also awarded seven rigorous imprisonment to two women and slapped a fine of Rs. 20,000 on each of them in connection with dowry death. if failed to pay the fine, both the women had to undergo six months more imprisonment.

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ADJ II AWARDS RIGOROUS LIFE IMPRISONMENT TO HUSBAND AND SLAPPED A FINE OF RS. 50,000, THE COURT ALSO AWARDS RIGOROUS SEVEN YEARS IMPRISONMENT TO TWO WOMEN AND SLAPPED A FINE OF RS. 20000 ON EACH OF THEM

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RAJIV NAYAN AGRAWAL

BUXAR-----------------------Additional District and Session Judge II, Buxar Civil Court Vijendra Kumar awarded rigorous life imprisonment to a person and slapped a fine of Rs. 50,000 on him. The court also awarded seven rigorous imprisonment to two women and slapped a fine of Rs. 20,000 on each of them in connection with dowry death. if failed to pay the fine, both the women had to undergo six months more imprisonment.

APP Vinod Kumar Singh said that Meera Kumari of Isarpura village under Shahpur police station in Bhojpur district was married to Sanjay Chaydhary of Dumari village under Simari police station in Buxar district in the year 2008. Since marriage, she was tortured physically and mentally merely for a gold chain and a gas connection. As the Meera Kumari’s father was too poor, he could not fulfill the demands and so the in-laws were not taking the bride to their house. After much persuasion, the in-laws took her to Dumari on November 22, 2011 where they poisoned her to death very next day. On information, Meera Kumari’s family members rushed to Dumari and they were told that the in-laws did not take her to any hospital for treatment. After that, father of the deceased lodged a named FIR with the police under Simari police station against the in-laws including the husband.

After hearing both parties, the court convicted the husband Sanjay Chadhari and two sister-in-laws of the deceased Gyanti Devi and Pushpa Devi. The Court awarded rigorous life imprisonment to the husband Sanjay Chaudhary and also slapped a fine of Rs. 50,000 on him while the court awarded rigorous seven years imprisonment to Gyanti Devi and Pushpa Devi and slapped a fine of Rs. 20,000 on each of them.