Man alleges wife forced 'unnatural acts', pressured him to have sex with her friend
The man alleged that his wife inflicted sexual torture on him and the abuse happened over a period of 2 years.
A man in Bengaluru has approached the police accusing his wife of sexual harassment and mental cruelty.
According to a complaint filed with the police, the man alleged that his wife subjected him to what he described as “sexual torture.” He claimed she forced him into unnatural sexual acts and pressured him to engage in physical relations involving one of her friends.
The complainant further alleged that his wife frequently sent him obscene videos and coerced him to imitate such acts. He also claimed that she insisted on sharing details of their intimate life with her friends, which caused him severe distress.
In his statement, the man alleged that his wife openly admitted to having past and ongoing relationships, and told him that his financial status was insufficient to support her lifestyle. He also accused her of habitual drinking and spending extended periods with friends, often dismissing his objections.
According to the FIR, registered on March 17, 2026, the alleged offences took place over an extended period between March 4, 2022, and September 24, 2024.
The complaint stated that a family mediation was held on July 4, 2024, in an attempt to resolve the dispute, but the alleged harassment continued thereafter.
The man also levelled allegations against his in-laws, claiming they interfered in the marriage, threatened him, and eventually forced him to leave their residence in Jakkur under false pretences. He alleged that he was not allowed to take his belongings and was misled into vacating the house.
Additionally, the complainant stated that he had entrusted his wife with significant amounts of cash and gold jewellery belonging to him and his family, which have not been returned. He also alleged that his personal documents, including his passport and educational certificates, remain at the residence.
Police have registered a case based on the complaint and said an investigation is underway.
The case has been registered under multiple sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023, including provisions related to criminal intimidation, wrongful restraint, criminal breach of trust, and other offences.
A man in Bengaluru has approached the police accusing his wife of sexual harassment and mental cruelty.
According to a complaint filed with the police, the man alleged that his wife subjected him to what he described as “sexual torture.” He claimed she forced him into unnatural sexual acts and pressured him to engage in physical relations involving one of her friends.
The complainant further alleged that his wife frequently sent him obscene videos and coerced him to imitate such acts. He also claimed that she insisted on sharing details of their intimate life with her friends, which caused him severe distress.
In his statement, the man alleged that his wife openly admitted to having past and ongoing relationships, and told him that his financial status was insufficient to support her lifestyle. He also accused her of habitual drinking and spending extended periods with friends, often dismissing his objections.
According to the FIR, registered on March 17, 2026, the alleged offences took place over an extended period between March 4, 2022, and September 24, 2024.
The complaint stated that a family mediation was held on July 4, 2024, in an attempt to resolve the dispute, but the alleged harassment continued thereafter.
The man also levelled allegations against his in-laws, claiming they interfered in the marriage, threatened him, and eventually forced him to leave their residence in Jakkur under false pretences. He alleged that he was not allowed to take his belongings and was misled into vacating the house.
Additionally, the complainant stated that he had entrusted his wife with significant amounts of cash and gold jewellery belonging to him and his family, which have not been returned. He also alleged that his personal documents, including his passport and educational certificates, remain at the residence.
Police have registered a case based on the complaint and said an investigation is underway.
The case has been registered under multiple sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023, including provisions related to criminal intimidation, wrongful restraint, criminal breach of trust, and other offences.
