Meerut police announced on October 4 that a man and a woman had been arrested in an attempted-murder case arising from an alleged car attack on the man’s wife. The district police’s original public statement also confirmed recovery of the vehicle. It was posted at 12:02 p.m. Indian time on Sunday and provides a dated official account of the arrests, rather than a judicial finding on the allegations.
Reporting on the case places the alleged incident in Meerut’s Lohiyanagar area on Saturday, October 3. According to the police account carried by National Revealed, the complainant confronted her husband while he was travelling with another woman. She alleged that he tried to drive the car over her after an argument. The report also records allegations of abuse and physical assault.
The Tribune’s Sunday report corroborated the two arrests and seizure of the car, quoting Circle Officer Sangram Singh. It said a case had been registered following the wife’s complaint. The police’s own post describes the case as an investigation into an attempt to kill her by driving a vehicle over her; it does not announce a conviction.
Videos of the confrontation have circulated, but the material reviewed does not establish every action depicted or the full sequence of events. This report makes no claim about the distance for which the woman was carried on the bonnet. Nor does the dated police announcement establish the precise time at which either arrest took place.
The reviewed sources do not provide a court order, a final medical assessment, or a response from either accused or their lawyers. The new development reported here is the police’s October 4 confirmation of two arrests and vehicle recovery in the continuing inquiry.