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Karnataka: Replay of Belagavi case, man beaten after brother-in-law elopes with woman in Haveri

After the man was stripped and assaulted by the woman's family members, his relatives launched a protest at Halageri police station. They lodged a complaint demanding action against the assaulters.

Karnataka: Another stripping assault case, man beaten after brother-in-law elopes with woman in Haveri
Karnataka: Another stripping assault case, man beaten after brother-in-law elopes with woman in Haveri
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By ETV Bharat English Team

Published : Dec 19, 2023, 2:52 PM IST

Haveri (Karnataka): A yet another case of stripping and assault over affair has surfaced in Karnataka. A man was allegedly kidnapped, stripped and assaulted after his brother-in-law eloped with a woman in a village in Ranebennur taluk of Karnataka's Haveri district.

It has been learnt that the woman's relatives allegedly tortured the man after the two eloped. They first abducted him and took him to a secluded place, where they stripped and beat him up. Later, he was left near a police station in Ranebennur.

After the incident, the man's relatives staged a protest in front of Halageri police station in Ranebennur taluk condemning the attack and demanding action against the accused. A case has been registered in Halageri police station by the relatives.

The incident has come a few days after a woman was stripped and beaten in a village of Belgaum taluk in Belagavi after her son eloped with a woman of the same village. The woman's family was against her relationship with the youth and had fixed her engagement. However, prior to her engagement, the woman eloped with her lover leaving her family members fuming. They allegedly caught hold of the youth's mother, stripped and paraded her naked before tying her to a pole and assaulting her.

The Karnataka High Court initiated suo motu proceedings over the incident. During a hearing on Monday, it expressed concern over the villagers for not intervening. The court stated that those who remained mute spectators should be held responsible while terming their act as "collective cowardice". Also, an explanation was sought from the Commissioner of Police, Belgaum. A total of 12 people have been arrested so far in connection with the incident.

Read on:

  1. Belagavi woman assault case: Karnataka HC advises to assign collective responsibility on villagers who stood as mute spectators
  2. Karnataka woman assault case: Kakati CPI suspended; BJP sends 'fact finding' delegation to state
  3. Karnataka woman parading case: Seven arrested in Belagavi district, says Home Minister

Haveri (Karnataka): A yet another case of stripping and assault over affair has surfaced in Karnataka. A man was allegedly kidnapped, stripped and assaulted after his brother-in-law eloped with a woman in a village in Ranebennur taluk of Karnataka's Haveri district.

It has been learnt that the woman's relatives allegedly tortured the man after the two eloped. They first abducted him and took him to a secluded place, where they stripped and beat him up. Later, he was left near a police station in Ranebennur.

After the incident, the man's relatives staged a protest in front of Halageri police station in Ranebennur taluk condemning the attack and demanding action against the accused. A case has been registered in Halageri police station by the relatives.

The incident has come a few days after a woman was stripped and beaten in a village of Belgaum taluk in Belagavi after her son eloped with a woman of the same village. The woman's family was against her relationship with the youth and had fixed her engagement. However, prior to her engagement, the woman eloped with her lover leaving her family members fuming. They allegedly caught hold of the youth's mother, stripped and paraded her naked before tying her to a pole and assaulting her.

The Karnataka High Court initiated suo motu proceedings over the incident. During a hearing on Monday, it expressed concern over the villagers for not intervening. The court stated that those who remained mute spectators should be held responsible while terming their act as "collective cowardice". Also, an explanation was sought from the Commissioner of Police, Belgaum. A total of 12 people have been arrested so far in connection with the incident.

Read on:

  1. Belagavi woman assault case: Karnataka HC advises to assign collective responsibility on villagers who stood as mute spectators
  2. Karnataka woman assault case: Kakati CPI suspended; BJP sends 'fact finding' delegation to state
  3. Karnataka woman parading case: Seven arrested in Belagavi district, says Home Minister
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