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IPS Officer's Wife Alleges Denial of Child Access, Questions Police Inaction
✍️ Amar Ujala · Patna
🗓 02 Nov 2026, 05:37 PM
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Puja, wife of IPS officer Bhanu Pratap Singh, has alleged that she was denied access to her daughter and that the police headquarters failed to provide justice in their ongoing domestic dispute.
The ongoing domestic dispute between IPS officer Bhanu Pratap Singh and his wife, Puja, has taken a new turn with serious allegations regarding child custody and police inaction. Puja has publicly claimed that she is being denied the right to meet her daughter, a claim that has intensified the scrutiny on the situation.
In her statement, Puja accused the police headquarters of failing to provide justice in the matter. She further alleged that despite her attempts, no effective dialogue or resolution could be achieved with her husband regarding the issue. The allegations suggest a breakdown in communication and a lack of administrative support from the law enforcement agency in resolving the family conflict.
The incident has raised questions about the handling of domestic disputes involving high-ranking police officials. While the specific legal proceedings are not detailed in the initial reports, the public nature of the accusations has brought the matter to the attention of the media and the public in Bihar.
As of now, the focus remains on the allegation that the daughter is being kept away from her mother and the perceived failure of the police machinery to intervene effectively. The situation highlights the complexities of family law matters when they intersect with the professional domain of law enforcement.
In her statement, Puja accused the police headquarters of failing to provide justice in the matter. She further alleged that despite her attempts, no effective dialogue or resolution could be achieved with her husband regarding the issue. The allegations suggest a breakdown in communication and a lack of administrative support from the law enforcement agency in resolving the family conflict.
The incident has raised questions about the handling of domestic disputes involving high-ranking police officials. While the specific legal proceedings are not detailed in the initial reports, the public nature of the accusations has brought the matter to the attention of the media and the public in Bihar.
As of now, the focus remains on the allegation that the daughter is being kept away from her mother and the perceived failure of the police machinery to intervene effectively. The situation highlights the complexities of family law matters when they intersect with the professional domain of law enforcement.