Four members of a family were booked for allegedly harassing a woman for dowry, police said Sunday.
She told police that she got married to Ankur of Ambala in Haryana on November 5, 2011.
She said that her parents had given them adequate dowry.
"But a few months after the marriage, my husband and in-laws started harassing me for bringing more dowry," she claimed in her complaint.
She alleged that she was frequently thrashed for it and told police that she was thrown out of the house after she had delivered a baby girl.
Inspector Jatinderjit Singh, Station House Officer(SHO), City police, saidAmbala-based Ankur Bhola, (victim's husband), Vijay Bhola Kumar (father-in-law), Usha Rani Bhola (mother-in-law) and Gaurav Bhola ( brother-in-law) have been booked.
He said that a case under Sections 406 (criminal breach of trust) and 498-A (husband or relative of husband of a woman subjecting her to cruelty) of the Indian Penal Code was registered against them.
The SHO said the accused will be arrested soon.
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