The summary is:
A woman police officer, Karishma Singh, goes to meet Rupa Jasuja, the wife of Abhinav Jasuja, who has filed a complaint that his wife beats him. Rupa denies the allegation and claims that Abhinav is the one who hits her and wants to divorce her to marry someone else. She shows a wound on her elbow as proof. Karishma Singh is not convinced and suspects that Rupa is lying. She reports to her senior, Haseena Mallik, who asks her to build a case against Rupa and arrest her. However, later Rupa comes to the police station with a group of women activists and shows more wounds on her neck and back. She accuses Karishma Singh of being biased because her husband is friends with Abhinav. Haseena Mallik changes her mind and orders to arrest Abhinav instead. Karishma Singh protests and says that she will prove that Rupa is the culprit. Meanwhile, Abhinav arrives at the police station and asks to be arrested, saying that no one cares about men's rights.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Abhinav filed a complaint against his wife, Rupa, at the police station.
2. The complaint was about Rupa thrashing Abhinav.
3. Rupa denied the allegations and accused Abhinav of having an affair and wanting to get remarried.
4. Rupa claimed that Abhinav was trying to get rid of her by accusing her of thrashing him.
5. Rupa showed the police officers marks on her elbow and back, which she claimed were caused by Abhinav.
6. Abhinav was a trainer at a gym.
7. A police officer, Karishma Singh, investigated the case and initially believed Rupa was guilty.
8. Karishma Singh saw Abhinav hugging another woman in the market.
9. Rupa accused Karishma Singh's husband of being friends with Abhinav.
10. Karishma Singh was instructed to build a case against Rupa and arrest her.
11. However, other police officers, including Ms. Pushpa, questioned the investigation and believed that Abhinav might be the one who was guilty.
12. Ms. Pushpa and another officer, Santu, went to arrest Abhinav.
13. Abhinav surrendered himself to the police officers.
14. Abhinav claimed that he was being unfairly targeted and that the laws were biased against men.