It is alleged that a woman in India has been dressed up as a man for four years and cheated two women to take money from their dowry to marry her.
Police said they only knew she was a woman after she was arrested for dowry harassment. 25-year-
On Thursday, a woman married Sen in the state of utrakend for being accused of torture for dowry.
Janmejay Khanduri said: "The lady used to pose as a man on Facebook, luring women and later marrying them.
The information provided by the police is not clear whether Sen is a transgender man identified as a male, but the police have been using her/her pronoun to refer to the accused as a female.
Police said that in 2013, Sen created a Facebook profile in the name of Krishna Sen, posing as a man.
In 2014, Sen made friends with a woman named Camini on social media.
Police said Sen began harassing Camini and asked her to buy a dowry. 8.
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"We got married in 2014 and she used to drink, smoke and abuse like a man.
She had threatened to kill me after she married another woman.
In 2016, Sen married another woman, Nisha, and began living with her in a rented residence in a small town.
According to the Indian Express, police officials said Sen never allowed the two women to check their bodies and use sex toys to maintain the illusion of men.
On Wednesday, Nisha said she had known Sen's true identity some time ago but chose not to go to the police station.
On October 2017, Sen's first wife filed a complaint against him alleging harassment of dowry and domestic violence.
Since then, Sen has finally been arrested on Wednesday.
"We arrested Sen for dowry and domestic violence.
We don't know Dawson is a woman.
In the inquiry, Sen said she was a woman.
We gave her a medical examination to make sure she was a woman.
"B L Vishwakarma, head of the police station at Kathgodam, said.
The police initially accused Sen of harassing the dowry, but they amended the charges because her marriage to the two women could not be formally considered a legal marriage.
"Krishna was booked for forgery, not for dowry.
So, technically, she is not a husband and cannot be considered a marriage. The Hindustan Times quoted officials as saying.
Police said they were looking for the family of Sen, who were present during the wedding and allegedly visited the homes of two cheated women.
Editor's note: The information provided by the police is not clear whether Sen is a trans-gender man identified as a male, but the police have always referred the accused to be a female, using her/her pronoun.