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Bihar policewoman's selection tied to husband and father-in-law's financial aid, couple dispute
✍️ Amar Ujala · Bihar
🗓 08 Oct 2026, 12:46 PM
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In Katihar, a dispute has emerged between police constable Pratibha Vishwakarma and her husband Hans Lal, who claims he and his father funded her studies that led to her recruitment in the Bihar Police.
Katihar, Bihar – A domestic disagreement has come to light involving female constable Pratibha Vishwakarma of the Bihar Police and her husband, Hans Lal. According to statements made by Hans Lal, he and his father provided financial assistance for Pratibha's education after their marriage, which he says was instrumental in her clearing the police recruitment exam.
The couple's contention centers on the claim that the monetary support directly influenced Pratibha's successful selection into the state police force. While the police department has not commented on the personal matter, the allegations have drawn attention to the role of family support in competitive government job preparations.
Both parties have refrained from further public remarks, and no legal action has been reported so far. The episode underscores the broader discussion on financial backing and merit in public service recruitment.
Local authorities have not indicated any official investigation into the dispute, treating it as a private family issue rather than a criminal case.
The story remains under observation as media outlets continue to monitor any developments related to the couple's claims.
The couple's contention centers on the claim that the monetary support directly influenced Pratibha's successful selection into the state police force. While the police department has not commented on the personal matter, the allegations have drawn attention to the role of family support in competitive government job preparations.
Both parties have refrained from further public remarks, and no legal action has been reported so far. The episode underscores the broader discussion on financial backing and merit in public service recruitment.
Local authorities have not indicated any official investigation into the dispute, treating it as a private family issue rather than a criminal case.
The story remains under observation as media outlets continue to monitor any developments related to the couple's claims.