The Supreme Court has urged armed forces to take disciplinary action against officers involved in adultery, stating that such behavior disrupts families and society. The court emphasized that adultery must not be taken lightly, especially within uniformed services where discipline is crucial.
A man from Ludhiana, Gurdeep Singh, died by suicide after his lover, Rajwinder Kaur, allegedly slapped him during a dispute over money. The woman has been arrested for abetment to suicide. Singh’s father said his son was deeply hurt by the insult and took poison, leading to his death.
The Bombay High Court has ruled that a woman who left her matrimonial home before the divorce cannot claim the right to reside there later, even if her divorce appeal is still pending. The court clarified that the right to residence under the Domestic Violence Act only applies if the woman was living in the shared household before the divorce.
The Supreme Court has ruled that an able-bodied husband must earn by legitimate means to provide financial support to his wife and minor child. The court emphasized that this responsibility cannot be avoided, and maintenance is essential to prevent destitution.
The Delhi High Court recently ruled that while a rape survivor’s statement holds significant value, it cannot be treated as the absolute truth without evidence. In a judgment involving a rape case from Haryana, the court upheld the trial court’s decision to acquit the accused due to lack of proof.
In 2015, a male court staff in New Delhi accused a woman trial court judge of harassment, including verbal abuse and telling him to commit suicide. The man, who suffered from depression, filed a formal complaint citing multiple instances of mistreatment and sought a personal hearing.
Vipul Narkar was acquitted by the Kalyan Sessions Court after serving seven years in prison for a rape charge. The court found he was falsely accused by his step-daughter, who admitted to fabricating the story to cover up an affair and reunite her parents.
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A woman in Sanwer, Madhya Pradesh, allegedly set her husband on fire after a heated argument, leaving him with 30% burn injuries. The police have filed a case and are searching for the woman involved in this domestic dispute.
The Supreme Court of India has recognized marital rape under the MTP Act, allowing a wife to seek an abortion if the pregnancy results from forced sex within the marriage. The court emphasized that consent is crucial, even within marriage, and abusive relationships should not limit access to medical care.
