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Hunt for IB officer

Staff Reporter

NEW DELHI: A newly recruited Intelligence Bureau official allegedly refused to marry his fiancée as her family expressed its inability in meet his dowry demands. A hunt has been launched for the accused. Mahesh was engaged to the woman, a resident of Nangloi in West Delhi, last year and they were to tie the knot on Wednesday. However, a day before the ceremony Mahesh allegedly demanded dowry from her parents. The bride's fatherexpressed his inability to meet his demand, at which Mahesh allegedly called off the marriage.

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