Harvinder Singh of Batala, Punjab, reportedly sold ancestral land and worked to finance his wife Rajveer's education in Canada after their arranged marriage in 2012. According to the report, Rajveer later reduced communication, had an abortion during the marriage, allegedly married another man in Canada without divorcing Harvinder, and eventually blocked him. Harvinder repeatedly sought police assistance and alleged deception, financial loss, emotional abuse, and abandonment. Police were reportedly examining the facts and possible legal charges, but the source does not report an arrest, charge, conviction, or confirmed court finding.
Country: India
State/Province: Punjab, India
City/Region: Batala
Incident Type: Non-Murder
Relationship Status: Married
Relationship Duration: Approximately 12 years (marriage)
Recorded context: Desire to replace or leave current partner
Reported initiator: Alleged suspect / offender
Relationship timing: During marriage or ongoing partnership, before separation
Incident Date: None
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Approximately 12 years (marriage)
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The reported pattern began with an arranged marriage and a shared plan for overseas education and eventual migration. Harvinder reportedly made substantial financial sacrifices, while Rajveer later became less communicative, allegedly formed or entered another marriage in Canada, and ended direct contact. The source presents the matter as relationship deception and abandonment, but the allegations and legal implications remained under investigation.
Harvinder reportedly approached police and other authorities, presenting wedding photographs and describing his financial contributions, his wife's move to Canada, the alleged abortion, alleged second marriage, and blocked communications. Police were reportedly questioning Harvinder and assessing what allegations or charges might apply because Rajveer had allegedly not divorced him before marrying another man. The source reports no arrest, formal charge, conviction, court judgment, or confirmed legal outcome.
The report relies heavily on Harvinder's account and information he says he received from Rajveer's friends in Canada. The alleged second marriage, abortion, communication history, financial transactions, and legal marital status were not independently established in the source. It is also unclear whether police filed a case or what jurisdiction would govern events occurring in Canada.
Harvinder and Rajveer reportedly married through a family-arranged match in 2012. About three months later, Harvinder sold ancestral land and worked to fund Rajveer's Canadian education, expecting that they would eventually live together abroad. Rajveer reportedly returned once, later became pregnant, and then allegedly had an abortion after returning to Canada. Communication declined, Harvinder's visa attempts failed, and he later learned from people described as Rajveer's Canadian friends that she had allegedly married another man. He then sought police intervention after alleged insults, blocking, and lack of response from Rajveer and her family.
The source describes substantial relationship strain involving long-distance separation, financial dependence, alleged infidelity, reduced communication, verbal insults, blocking, and unresolved marital status. These factors indicate emotional and legal risk, but the report does not establish physical violence, homicide, or a confirmed criminal offense.
The case illustrates risks associated with arranged marriage, substantial one-sided financial investment, long-distance separation, migration plans, and unclear communication about relationship commitments. Important comparison signals include reduced contact, repeated explanations centered on study or work, alleged concealment of a new relationship, verbal degradation, blocking, and unresolved marital status. The source supports relationship-risk analysis but not a finding of criminal guilt.
The most important reported early signals were Rajveer's gradual reduction in communication, repeated explanations involving studies and assignments, increasing distance from Harvinder's family, and later alleged insults and blocking. The source also describes an abortion that Harvinder said was carried out without consultation with him.
The reported clues included wedding photographs, Harvinder's account of financing Rajveer's education, failed visa attempts, the change in communication, information he said he obtained from Rajveer's friends in Canada, the alleged second marriage, and the later blocked phone number.
The source identifies wedding photographs, Harvinder's statements to police, his account of financial payments and land sale, communication history, and information attributed to Rajveer's friends as relevant evidence types. It does not describe authenticated records, medical documentation, immigration records, marriage certificates, phone logs, or court findings.
Harvinder reportedly told police that he paid Rajveer's college fees, sold land, tolerated the abortion, and was later blocked and insulted. The report says Rajveer's friends in Canada allegedly confirmed that she had married another man. Rajveer's family reportedly did not provide a response. No independent eyewitness account was reported.
Follow-up reporting shifted the account from a long-distance education and migration plan to an alleged abandonment and overlapping-marriage dispute. Police were reportedly examining possible charges because Harvinder and Rajveer had not reportedly divorced. No later court or police outcome was provided.
It remained unclear whether Rajveer legally married another person, whether she was legally still married to Harvinder under the relevant jurisdictions, whether the abortion occurred as described, what financial records exist, whether any formal complaint or charge was filed, and what Rajveer's account of the relationship was.