Archive · 22 Jul 2026
Rampur Panchayat Divides Husband's Time Between Two Wives
In a small village in India, a man named Mohammad Nazakat had two wives.
The first wife felt that she was not getting enough money or time from her husband, who was spending more time with his second wife.
To solve this problem, the local village council and the police helped them make a special agreement.
The agreement said that the husband would spend three days with each wife and have one day for himself.
He also had to give 500 rupees every week to his first wife.
Both wives agreed to this plan, and the problem was solved.
This unusual arrangement has become a topic of discussion in the area.
A man in Rampur district, Uttar Pradesh, has two wives and a structured time-sharing agreement.
The agreement stipulates three days with each wife and one day for himself.
The husband must pay his first wife 500 rupees weekly for her expenses.
The dispute was resolved through a written settlement brokered by the local panchayat and police.
The agreement has drawn attention beyond the village due to its unusual nature.
- Who
- Mohammad Nazakat and his two wives
- What
- A domestic dispute resolved by a panchayat and police outpost
- When
- July 22, 2026
- Where
- Rampur district, Uttar Pradesh, India
- Why
- To resolve a dispute over financial support and time allocation between the husband and his two wives
First Wife's Perspective
Second Wife's Perspective
Financial Support
First Wife's Perspective
The first wife complained about inadequate financial support and sought a formal agreement.
Second Wife's Perspective
The second wife did not raise financial concerns, and the agreement did not specify financial obligations towards her.
Time Allocation
First Wife's Perspective
The first wife sought a structured time-sharing arrangement to ensure equal attention.
Second Wife's Perspective
The second wife agreed to the time-sharing arrangement as proposed by the panchayat.
- Location
- Rampur district, Uttar Pradesh, India
- Husband's Name
- Mohammad Nazakat
- Financial Agreement
- Rs 500 per week to the first wife
- Time Allocation
- Three days with each wife, one day for the husband
- Involved Parties
- Mohammad Nazakat, his two wives, local panchayat, Dhadial police outpost
- Date of Settlement
- July 22, 2026
- Mediator
- Local panchayat and Dhadial police outpost