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Woman Leaves Husband's Home For Lack Of Toilet In Haryana

Darpan News Desk IANS, 04 Jul, 2016 12:36 PM
    A woman has left her husband's house after her in-laws failed to construct a toilet in Gauripur village in Jind.
     
    Bhateri, who is from Siwana Mal village, left the house three months ago after her repeated demand to construct a toilet was ignored by her in-laws.
     
    "Despite my repeated request and demand to construct a toilet, neither my husband nor my in-laws paid any attention."
     
    "This forced me to leave their house and return to my father's house," said Bhateri, who is now staying at her father's house.
     
    She said she felt embarassed to defacate in the open and will not go back until they contruct a toilet in the house. He father supported her decision.

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