UP man forces wife to have sex, throws her off roof when she refuses

The woman, who suffered a severe spinal fracture, is currently undergoing treatment at Jhansi Medical College.

Published on: Oct 30, 2025, 13:47:01 IST

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A man in Uttar Pradesh's Jhansi allegedly threw his wife off the terrace after she refused to have sex with him, resulting in a thirty-foot fall that gave her a severe spinal fracture.

In the incident that took place in the Kotwali district under the Mau Ranipur police station, the woman is now undergoing treatment at a hospital.

"I was forced by my husband, and later he pushed me off the roof. I want to live and fight back for what he did to me," the victim was quoted as saying by news agency PTI.

The victim, Teeja, is a resident of Siyavari, and her husband, Mukesh, is also from the same village. They had a love marriage in 2022 after family members and villagers caught them meeting each other.

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For a year, everything was going well. However, after that, the situation changed drastically as Mukesh began frequently staying away from home, and whenever he returned, he would beat her, a LiveHindustan report said.

Similarly, three days ago, he returned home and assaulted her, forcing her to have sex with him late at night, and when she refused, Mukesh began to hit her.

On Tuesday night, he again reportedly tried to force sex, but she objected. An infuriated Mukesh then took her to the terrace and pushed her from there. She fell and screamed in pain as she bled.

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Hearing the commotion, villagers living nearby gathered and rushed to help Teeja. Meanwhile, Mukesh reportedly fled the scene.

Kotwali Mau Ranipur police station in-charge Vidyasagar Singh arrived with a team immediately after receiving information about the incident.

Teeja was taken to the Community Health Centre, where doctors referred her to Jhansi Medical College due to her critical condition.

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