Archive · 11 Sep 2026
Constable Booked After Allegedly Concealing Marriage From Partner
Police have accused a constable named Arun Kumar of deceiving two women.
One woman said she had been in a relationship with him since 2015.
She said he repeatedly promised to marry her.
She also alleged that he hid the fact that he married someone else on July 1.
She said he continued their relationship after that marriage.
The woman said they had planned to marry on November 1 and had paid money to reserve a function hall.
She complained to the police after learning about his marriage.
Kumar was taken into custody and sent to judicial remand while the case proceeds.
Uppal police booked constable Arun Kumar for allegedly deceiving two women.
The complainant said Kumar had promised to marry her during their relationship since 2015.
She alleged that he concealed his July 1 marriage to another woman.
The complainant said Kumar continued seeing her and helped arrange abortions using tablets.
Police arrested Kumar, and a court sent him to judicial remand under several legal provisions.
- Who
- Arun Kumar, a constable posted at Lakdikapul, and the woman who filed the complaint.
- What
- Uppal police booked Kumar for allegedly concealing his marriage while continuing a relationship with another woman and promising to marry her.
- When
- The relationship allegedly began in 2015; Kumar married another woman on July 1, and the couple had planned a wedding for November 1.
- Where
- The case was registered by Uppal police; Kumar was posted at Lakdikapul.
- Why
- The complainant alleged that Kumar hid his marriage, continued their relationship, and repeatedly assured her that they would marry.
- Accused
- Arun Kumar, a constable posted at Lakdikapul
- Relationship period
- The complainant said the relationship began in 2015 and continued for nearly 10 years.
- Alleged marriage
- Kumar married another woman on July 1 without informing the complainant.
- Planned wedding
- The complainant said they planned to marry on November 1.
- Function hall advance
- An advance of ₹50,000 was allegedly paid for the planned wedding.
- Police action
- Uppal police registered a case and took Kumar into custody.
- Court action
- A court sent Kumar to judicial remand.