A man in Madhya Pradesh’s Shivpuri district files a police complaint after alleging his wife skipped the Karwa Chauth fast and associated moon-worship rituals. The complainant says he fears harm and accuses his wife, Mithlesh Adivasi, of being unfaithful, and he adds that he would divorce her if she does not perform the religious practice.
According to the reports, the matter is based on the written application submitted to the police and has not been independently verified. Outlets describe it as a marital dispute linked to a Hindu tradition in which married women fast and pray for their husbands’ long lives. At this stage, details of any police action or investigation are not reported.
While the accounts largely align on the core allegations and the location, they differ mainly in how much context they provide, with some focusing on the threats of divorce and police complaint, and others highlighting the religious-practice angle.
