HISAR: Former world champion and international boxer Sweety Boora has accused her husband, Deepak Hooda, of being gay, alleging that he has a preference for men.
Sweety Boora responded to the viral video, which allegedly shows her involved in a violent altercation with her husband. Addressing the controversy through a live social media session, she claimed that she was being deliberately portrayed as violent, whereas, according to her, it was Deepak Hooda who had subjected her to domestic abuse. She alleged that the video was edited to exclude crucial parts, including the beginning and the end, where Deepak Hooda was verbally abusing her. She further claimed that she suffered a panic attack during the incident, but that segment was removed from the footage.
Boora also accused the Hisar Superintendent of Police (SP) of siding with Deepak Hooda by allowing the police station video to be made public. She emphasized that the video clearly shows that her father and maternal uncle were not involved in the altercation. In fact, she stated that her maternal uncle had intervened to stop the dispute. She questioned why a case was registered against him despite his attempt to defuse the situation.
Notably, Sweety Boora had previously lodged an FIR against her husband at the Hisar Women Police Station, accusing him of dowry harassment. During the investigation, both parties were brought face-to-face for counseling on March 15. However, a dispute broke out between them, during which Sweety Boora was seen grabbing Deepak Hooda by the collar. The video of this altercation went viral on March 24.
Following the incident, Hisar Sadar Police registered a case against Sweety Boora, her father, Mahender Singh, and her maternal uncle, Satyawan, based on a complaint filed by Deepak Hooda. In his complaint, Hooda alleged that he was called to the Women Police Station on March 15 regarding the FIR filed against him by Sweety Boora. He claimed that during the counseling session, his wife, along with her family members, assaulted him inside the police station.
