Shocking Elopement in UP: Mother of Five Leaves Family for Another Man

In a shocking turn of events in Uttar Pradesh, a mother of five has left her family to elope with a man from her village. The incident escalated when she posted a wedding photo on Facebook, revealing her new relationship. Her husband, Shrichand, is left to care for their children while demanding the return of valuables taken by his wife. Meanwhile, the man she eloped with also has a family, leading to further complications. This incident has sparked significant discussion within the community, highlighting issues of family and social responsibility.

By Narendra Chaudhary Apr 5, 2026, 06:01 IST

A Disturbing Incident in Uttar Pradesh

A startling incident has emerged from Uttar Pradesh, where a mother of five has eloped with a man who is the father of four children from the same village. In a surprising twist, she even shared a photo on Facebook of her wedding with her new partner, leading to the families of both individuals becoming aware of the situation.

The woman, identified as Geeta, left her husband and five children, taking with her cash and jewelry from their home. Initially, her husband, Shrichand, assumed she had gone to her parental home. However, three days later, villagers informed him that a photo of Geeta marrying a young man named Gopal had been posted on Facebook, which left Shrichand distressed.

Shrichand has five children, including four daughters and one son, with the eldest daughter being around 19 years old and the youngest just 5. Previously, he worked at a large pav shop in Mumbai but has recently been laboring in the village to support his children. He expressed his desire for Geeta to return the jewelry and ₹90,000 she took, stating that he no longer wishes to have any connection with her.

On the other hand, Gopal, the man with whom Geeta eloped, also has four children. His wife revealed that Gopal used to work in Mumbai making rakhi but has not been sending any financial support for some time. She has been managing to feed their children by working as a cleaner in a private hospital. Now that her husband has remarried, she demands a share of their property and financial support for their children.

Gopal's wife mentioned that she had approached the police regarding this issue, but her complaints went unheard. Similarly, Shrichand reported that he filed a complaint at the police station, but no action has been taken, and no one has followed up on the matter. The incident has become a hot topic of discussion in the local community.