Archive · 24 Sep 2025
Bengaluru Couple's Dispute: Marriage to Police Case
A couple in Bengaluru got married, but things went wrong quickly.
After the wedding night, the wife said her husband couldn't be intimate.
She suspected a medical issue.
The husband was checked by doctors and was found to be healthy.
After the tests, she demanded a large sum of money.
Then, the wife and her family allegedly attacked the husband and his relatives.
The husband went to the police, leading to a case being filed.
A Bengaluru man and woman married on May 5th.
The couple did not become intimate after the wedding night.
The wife accused the husband of being impotent.
The wife demanded Rs 2 crore after medical tests.
The husband filed a police case alleging assault and harassment.
- Who
- Praveen and Chandana, a married couple
- What
- A marital dispute involving accusations of impotency, financial demands, and assault.
- When
- Marriage on May 5, 2025, and alleged assault on August 17.
- Where
- Bengaluru, India
- Why
- Disagreement arose after the wedding night and subsequent allegations of impotency led to financial demands and an alleged assault.
Wife's Perspective
Husband's Perspective
Intimacy and Marriage
Wife's Perspective
The husband failed to be intimate, leading to feelings of rejection and a perceived breach of marital obligations.
Husband's Perspective
Claims of impotence and accusations of neglect are baseless and defamatory.
Financial Demands
Wife's Perspective
Demanded compensation for a marriage considered a sham, and reimbursement for wedding expenses.
Husband's Perspective
Disputes any entitlement to the sum, and asserts that the demands are extortionate.
Assault Allegations
Wife's Perspective
Claims the husband was unable to meet marital obligations
Husband's Perspective
Claims that wife and her family barged into his residence without consent, assaulting him and his relatives.
- Location
- Bengaluru, India
- Marriage Date
- May 5, 2025
- Alleged Demand
- Rs 2 crore
- Charges Filed
- Assault, Harassment, and Extortion