A serious incident has come to light in Banka district where a widow has alleged assault by her own relatives over a dispute concerning ancestral property. The victim claims she was beaten when she demanded her rightful share of the property after her husband's demise. Upon receiving the complaint, local police have initiated an investigation into the matter.

According to available information, the incident occurred in a village in Banka district. The widow had been seeking her share in the ancestral property following her husband's death. She alleges that when she approached her in-laws (her husband's family members) for her rightful share, they not only refused but also physically assaulted her. The victim reported enduring both physical and mental harassment.

The woman has filed a formal complaint at the local police station. Acting swiftly on the complaint, the police have commenced an investigation. Police officials stated that they are thoroughly examining all aspects of the case and assured strict legal action against the perpetrators. The victim has also been sent for a medical examination.

Such incidents raise significant concerns about women's property rights, especially for widows, in society. Under Indian law, widowed women have full rights to their husband's ancestral property. Despite this, they often face harassment and violence from their own family members. This incident once again highlights the prevalence of property disputes in rural areas and the urgent need to protect women's rights. All eyes are now on the police investigation and the delivery of justice.