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Raipur. A case has reached the Chhattisgarh State Women’s Commission, in which a woman has lodged a complaint against an officer for physically exploiting her by making an obscene video and snatching her deposits worth Rs 18.5 lakh. The officer is posted as Executive Engineer in the CE office of PHE. During the hearing of this case, the victim also said that she had all the evidence against the officer, on which the Commission has asked the woman to bring evidence in the upcoming hearing. State Women’s Commission Chairperson Dr. Kiranmayi Nayak heard cases related to harassment of women in her office in the capital on Thursday.
During this period he heard 35 cases. In one case, a woman has complained about physical abuse by an officer posted as Executive Engineer in the CE office of PHE and not returning her deposited capital. During the hearing, the woman told the Commission that the non-applicant physically exploited her, and continued exploiting her by threatening to record the video and make it viral. During this time, the officer also took his deposited capital of Rs 18 lakh 54 thousand and started refusing to give it. The woman told the commission that she had all the evidence against the officer, which she could present before the commission. Here the officer has denied this allegation. The Commission has fixed December 27 as the date of next hearing of this case. In this hearing, the Commission has asked the victim to bring evidence.
Husband will give two lakhs for maintenance of wife, then divorce will happen
In another case in the Commission, a woman living in her maternal home due to a family dispute has appealed to her husband to return all the items given as dowry. During the hearing of this case, the woman told that after marriage, her husband used to misbehave with her, due to which she is upset and is living at her maternal home. The woman demanded the Commission to return all the items given to her husband as dowry. The Commission then conducted counseling between the two parties, after which the non-applicant agreed to return the entire item. The Commission also tried to bring about reconciliation between the two during the hearing, but both of them were not ready for this and talked about getting a divorce. On this, the Commission ruled that before taking divorce, the applicant will have to pay two lakh rupees in lump sum for the maintenance of the woman. Divorce will happen only after paying the money.
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