01.06.2018, she went to Hyderabad, to reside with her matrimonial house, but having found the flat locked, she called the petitioner stating that she arrived in Hyderabad, but the petitioner informed her that she was outside on some work. As such, the 6th respondent spent the entire day on 01.06.2018 without food, shelter nor any means to meet basic necessities. On 02.06.2018 the petitioner reached the flat in the afternoon, but did not allow her into the house. Thereafter on the same day the petitioner and her son left the flat for an undisclosed location without informing their whereabouts, taking away AC remote, TV Cord, and some important documents and handed over the keys to the watchman. She denied the allegation that she came to the flat with her friends on 29.07.2018. This respondent gave complaint on 10.07.2018, narrating the entire facts and the same was registered as FIR No.367/2018, dated 10.07.2018 on the file of PS, Nampally, Hyderabad, under Section 498 A IPC r/w Section 3 and 4 of the Dowry Prohibition Act. It is also stated that the petitioner by suppressing all the aforesaid facts filed representation dated 01.08.2018 before the 2nd respondent alleging that the 5th respondent has not taken further action on her representation dated 28.06.2018. It is further stated that in pursuance to registration of Case in Crime No.367/2018, wherein petitioner was shown as Accused No.2, apprehending her arrest, she filed WP.No.2465/2018 making untenable and fabricated averments without impleading this respondent. Therefore, she sought for dismissal of this writ petition.
