Archive · 26 Aug 2026
Woman Allegedly Throws Boiling Water at Husband Over Scooter
A husband and wife in Shivpuri were arguing about charging an electric scooter.
The argument reportedly started the evening before the incident.
It began again at about 7 a.m.
the next day.
Police allege that the wife threw hot water on her husband during the argument.
The man suffered burns on his face, stomach and back.
His family took him to a district hospital for treatment.
Doctors admitted him for further medical care.
Police are investigating what exactly happened and will decide on legal action based on the evidence.
A woman allegedly threw boiling water on her husband during a dispute over charging an electric scooter.
The incident occurred in Badapura under the Dehat police station limits in Shivpuri district, Madhya Pradesh.
Kapil Jatav suffered burns to his face, stomach and back and was admitted to Shivpuri District Hospital.
The argument reportedly began the previous evening and resumed at about 7 a.m. the following day.
Police are recording statements and investigating the circumstances before deciding on further legal action.
- Who
- Kapil Jatav was injured; his wife, Sona alias Soni Jatav, is alleged to have thrown the hot water.
- What
- A man allegedly suffered serious burns after boiling water was thrown during a domestic dispute over charging an electric scooter.
- When
- The argument reportedly resumed at about 7 a.m. the day after an earlier dispute.
- Where
- Badapura, under the Dehat police station limits in Shivpuri district, Madhya Pradesh.
- Why
- The reported dispute concerned charging an electric scooter; police are investigating the complete circumstances.
- Injured person
- Kapil Jatav
- Alleged accused
- Sona alias Soni Jatav
- Reported cause of dispute
- Charging an electric scooter
- Injuries
- Burns to the face, stomach and back
- Treatment
- Admitted to Shivpuri District Hospital
- Police status
- Investigation underway based on the complaint
- Next step
- Further legal action will depend on evidence and recorded statements