High-voltage drama was witnessed outside Salem Tabri police station in Ludhiana when the husband-wife and their family members, who had come to resolve their dispute, clashed with each other. Within no time the matter reached the level of abuse and scuffle. During this, there was fierce kicking and punching in the middle of the road. Seeing the commotion, policemen also reached the spot and intervened, but both the sides kept fighting with each other. After much uproar the matter was pacified. Its video has also surfaced. The woman said that they had torn my clothes and thrown me out of the house. They are not even allowed to wear slippers. We are residents of Ludhiana. Sirsa is my in-laws' house. I have donated a kidney and he comes to my mother's house and says that you do business (wrong work). It is said that she does business for Rs 5000 each. The woman and her sister told these things. The woman's husband told these things…. Police said - Argument between both the parties during the conversation. According to the information, Prakash Kaur was angry with her husband Ramesh for the last two months and left Sirsa and was living in her maternal home in Ludhiana. The family consists of a married son, while one daughter is studying in Mauritius and another daughter is studying in Ludhiana. Both the parties were called to the police station to resolve the family dispute. Investigating officer Prem Singh said that during the negotiations for the agreement, there was an argument between the two parties regarding some issue. The dispute escalated so much that the matter reached the road outside the police station and a commotion started there. Police intervened and controlled the situation. Preliminary investigation has revealed that the husband's suspicion of his wife is being considered as the main reason for the dispute. Due to this, there was constant tension in the house, due to which the woman started coming to her maternal home and living there. At present, the police is getting both the parties medically examined and further legal action will be taken based on the report.