Carried Husband On Shoulders

A 23-year-old tribal woman was allegedly stripped of her clothes and paraded naked by her husband and other villagers as punishment for eloping with another man at a village in Gujarat's Dahod district, the police said today.

In an utterly barbaric and horrific incident in Madhya Pradesh's Guna district, a tribal woman was forced to carry a member of her husband's family on her shoulders and walk for three kilometres

A married woman in a tribal-dominated village in Madhya Pradesh's Jhabhua district was beaten up and shamed because she ran away from her home, with aman she loved, the police said. The 27-year-old woman was also forced to carry her husband on shoulders as a punishment. Two people have been arrested.

A 32-year-old tribal woman was allegedly made to carry her husband on her shoulders for nearly two km in Khedi village, 400 km from state capital Bhopal, as "punishment" for "eloping" with another man. The woman, Dhanna, was allegedly beaten up by her husband and some villagers before she carried him on her shoulders.

A 23-year-old tribal woman was allegedly stripped of her clothes and paraded naked by her husband and other villagers as punishment for eloping with another man at a village in Gujarat's Dahod district, the police said today.

In an utterly barbaric and horrific incident in Madhya Pradesh's Guna district, a tribal woman was forced to carry a member of her husband's family on her shoulders and walk for three kilometres

A married woman in a tribal-dominated village in Madhya Pradesh's Jhabhua district was beaten up and shamed because she ran away from her home, with aman she loved, the police said. The 27-year-old woman was also forced to carry her husband on shoulders as a punishment. Two people have been arrested.

A 32-year-old tribal woman was allegedly made to carry her husband on her shoulders for nearly two km in Khedi village, 400 km from state capital Bhopal, as "punishment" for "eloping" with another man. The woman, Dhanna, was allegedly beaten up by her husband and some villagers before she carried him on her shoulders.