In Bizarre Case, Woman Wants Divorce Because Husband Sells Milk By Mixing Water In It
Marriages ending in divorce are common, with reasons ranging from incompatibility to infidelity. But one couple is divorcing over something truly unthinkable¡ªa clash over adulterated milk!
Wife is against husband adulterating milk
A married couple has been visiting the family counseling center in Agra Police Lines after the wife complained that her husband was adulterating milk with water.?
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The husband, a young man from Rajkhera, Rajasthan, married his wife, who is from Rajpur Chungi, Agra, two years ago.
Earning his living by selling milk, the husband would often add water to the milk tank before selling it in the city to increase the quantity and his profit.?This practice led to a heated argument between the couple, resulting in the wife leaving her husband's home and returning to her maternal home.?
They are now being counseled by Dr. Amit Gaur.?
Does not want income earned through adulterated milk
The wife was completely against her husband's practice of adulterating milk with water. She was unaware of this practice until recently and immediately decided to raise the issue after discovering it.?
She reportedly said that she does not want income earned through adulterated milk.?
When she tried to stop her husband, the matter escalated into a fight. A few months ago, she left her in-laws' house and started living with her parents.
During counseling, the husband explained that he mixes water in the milk to avoid incurring losses in his business.?
Dr. Amit Gaur suggested that a compromise should be reached between the couple.?However, the wife is adamant about returning only if her husband stops adulterating the milk.?
According to media reports, the counselor has called the couple back for another session.
Adulteration of milk involves adding substances to the milk to increase its quantity and, in some cases, to preserve it for a longer time. Common adulterants include water, starch, detergent, urea, and synthetic milk, among others. The primary motive behind adulterating milk is to increase profits by increasing the volume of milk or extending its shelf life.
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