In India, a woman has been arrested on suspicion of domestic abuse, claiming to be a man and luring women through Facebook.
Sweety Sen, 25, dressed as a man, cut his hair before setting up a Facebook profile with the male name "Krishna.
MS Sen soon found a woman willing to meet and get married.
"We got married in 2014 and she used to act like a man, often drinking, smoking and abusing," her first wife told a local news agency . ".
The first wife told police that MS Sen received more than $16,000 in dowry from her home, but she continued to beat her and asked for more.
In 2016, MS Sen married a second woman and rented a room for two wives.
Police said that after getting a dowry from her new wife, MS Sen became interested in something better in life.
They found luxury goods in her home, including wine, expensive furniture and bloodline dogs, as well as five smartphones.
The two women she married came from the same town in northern India.
The second wife found out that her husband was actually a woman, but MS Sen paid to keep her silent.
Police say MS Sen has never allowed these women to see their bodies and use sex toys to maintain the illusion that they are men.
The first wife eventually called the police, accusing her husband of beating her and asking for more dowry.
Police say MS Sen, who has more than 200 women on her mobile phone, is actively talking to women across the country on a series of social media platforms.
Dowry practices-
Common in Indian communities in India and overseas
Including the bride's family giving her husband money or goods after marriage.
"Dowry abuse" is an increasingly serious problem, and as the new marriage continues, the husband or his family demands more and more payments or goods.
Police told a local news agency that the sex of the accused criminal was unexpected.
Police say they are now not sure if they can accuse MS Sen of abusing dowry or domestic violence, and the marriage is not legal because she is not a real man.
The story is similar to a famous case in Australia in the early 20 th century, in which a Sydney woman poses as a male for 20 years.
Finney got married twice and was eventually accused of murdering her first wife.
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