In the bustling district of Hardoi, Uttar Pradesh, a tale of unexpected romance emerged when a mother of six chose love in the unlikeliest of places, abandoning her family for a beggar. Her sudden departure with him has left her husband and children in shock. The beggar, who frequently visited their home to beg and also dabbled in predicting futures by reading palms, became her newfound love. Her husband claims that she not only eloped but also absconded with the household money. In response, the police have registered a case against the accused and are actively searching for the runaway couple.
The incident unfolded in the Harpalpur Kotwali area of Hardoi district, where a 36-year-old woman fell in love with a visiting beggar and eventually vanished with him. Following her disappearance, her husband filed a police complaint, pleading for her return. Presently, the authorities are vigorously searching for the beggar who captivated her heart.
The distressed husband, Raju, recounted to the police that his wife, who left behind six children, was swept away by the beggar known as Nanhe Pandit. According to Raju, Nanhe was a frequent visitor from the nearby Sandi police station area, often dropping by to beg and read palms. It was during these visits that his wife apparently entertained conversations with the beggar. On January 3rd, she left home under the pretext of shopping for vegetables and clothes at the Sandi market. She never returned.
Raju revealed his wife absconded with 160,000 rupees, money painstakingly saved from selling a buffalo and clay. He accused Nanhe of luring his wife away under false pretenses, citing his already dubious intentions. Raju is desperately appealing to the police for assistance in locating her swiftly.
Source: aajtak
The officer in charge of Harpalpur police station, Rajdev Mishra, confirmed that a report against the beggar was filed by Raju, who reported both his wife's elopement and the missing household funds. The police, recognizing the gravity of the situation, have promptly registered the case and initiated a search operation.
The heartbroken husband, Raju, reiterated that Nanhe has taken his wife away and that both their mobile phones are unreachable. Their home is now bereft of not just her presence but significant amounts of cash—at least 160,000 rupees in total. With six children left behind, he reflects on a marriage that began two decades ago. Determined to reunite with his wife, Raju's hopes now rest on the police's dedication to resolving this unusual love affair.
