Third FIR against daughter-in-law in Indore Singhania family:Father-in-law alleges assault on son and wife after domestic dispute escalates

In Indore, the daughter-in-law of the Singhania family has been booked by her father-in-law for assault. The notable point is that this is the third FIR against the daughter-in-law. Previously, the mother-in-law had complained twice. According to Lasudia police, 70-year-old Vinod Singhania, a resident of Shanti Niketan, has filed a complaint against his daughter-in-law, Ruchi Sharma. Vinod alleges that on Monday, Ruchi assaulted his son, Nitesh, and wife, Kanaklata. Daughter-in-law sends items out in a tiffin
The complaint states that Ruchi is forcibly living in one room of the bungalow. She constantly quarrels with other family members. She sends items out in a tiffin, and when her mother-in-law, Kanaklata, objected to this, Ruchi started verbally abusing her. A dispute over the same issue also occurred on December 14. Pushed Mother-in-Law, Bit Husband with Teeth
According to Vinod, he called his son Nitesh home. As soon as Nitesh arrived home, Ruchi attacked him and his mother-in-law. She pushed mother-in-law Kanaklata down the stairs, causing injuries to her head, hands, and feet. When Nitesh intervened, Ruchi bit his hand. After this, the police were called to the scene. Controversy Escalated Due to Social Media Video
A day before this, on Sunday, a video of Ruchi Sharma had gone viral on social media. In the video, she was seen with her son and had accused her husband and in-laws of trying to forcibly evict her from the house with the help of bouncers. Ruchi claimed that the court’s decision was in her favor. In this matter, the police had stated that they would start an investigation after receiving an application from Ruchi. Vinod Singhania stated that his wife Kanaklata, has been admitted to Bombay Hospital due to serious injuries. He also alleged that Ruchi’s sister, Mia Sharma, came to their house and threatened them. Currently, the police are investigating the entire matter, and statements from both sides are being recorded.