Two complaints reach Shivpuri SP office: threat allegation and questions over theft probe
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A woman alleges her husband is threatening her family over a maintenance case, while an SSB jawan questions the police probe into a theft at his home.
Two complaints in separate matters reached the office of the Superintendent of Police in Shivpuri on Tuesday. One alleges that a family is being threatened. The other, from a Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) jawan, questions the police investigation into a theft at his home.
The first matter is linked to a maintenance case. Meenakshi Sen has filed a complaint against her husband, Manoj Sen, a resident of Purani Shivpuri. According to the application, a maintenance case, MJCR 148/24, is pending in the family court in Bhopal. The woman alleges that her husband is not depositing the maintenance amount. In this case, the court had issued an arrest warrant on October 26, 2026.
Meenakshi Sen alleges that her husband is pressuring her and her parental family to withdraw the case and reach a compromise. She also alleges that he is threatening to kill them and to implicate them in a false case. Her 18-year-old daughter, Riya Sen, who lives in Bhopal, came to the SP office with the application, seeking protection for the family and legal action.
The second matter concerns SSB jawan Ranjit Singh Tomar of the 10th Battalion, who is posted in Srinagar. He has questioned the investigation into a theft complaint in the Karera police station area. According to the complaint, on the night of November 1, the locks of his house in village Jhanda were broken and gold and silver jewellery and important documents were stolen. A case has been registered at Karera police station under crime number 782/26.
Tomar alleges that the family had reported about 15 tola of gold and 500 grams of silver stolen. Despite this, the FIR records the value of the stolen items as Rs 1.20 lakh, while the stolen goods had been described as worth about Rs 25 lakh.
Apart from the jewellery, the stolen items include the registry papers of a plot, a bank passbook, insurance documents, a pension card and the children's certificates. The jawan has demanded a fair investigation and recovery of the stolen items.
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