In Aligarh, a new bride reportedly injured her husband by biting him during a drunken rage. The husband has filed a police complaint accusing his wife of violence and threats, demanding action and separation.
A 32-year-old Mumbai man allegedly died by suicide due to constant harassment from his wife and in-laws. Pune police have registered a case against his wife and three family members following the complaint filed by his father.
A 24-year-old man from Aurangabad, Maharashtra, took his own life six months after his marriage, citing unhappiness with his wife in a suicide note. Police are currently investigating the tragic incident.
Justice DY Chandrachud expressed frustration over frequent adjournment requests in the Supreme Court, stating that it should not turn into a “Tarikh Pe Tarikh” court. He urged lawyers to respect the court’s time and avoid unnecessary delays.
The High Court has upheld the right of a widowed daughter-in-law to claim maintenance from her father-in-law. Despite his advanced age, the court ruled that he must provide ₹1,000 monthly support, affirming her legal rights under family law.
Bhavya Rai, a lawyer from Noida, was sent to 14-day judicial custody for abusing and misbehaving with a security guard at her housing society. The incident, caught on video, led to her arrest after the guard filed a complaint.
In a tragic incident near Jigani police station, Karnataka, a 38-year-old man set himself on fire following a dispute with his wife. Despite police efforts to save him, he succumbed to 80% burns. The couple had been facing marital problems for years.
The Chhattisgarh High Court ruled that a wife visiting her husband’s office and abusing him amounts to cruelty. The court upheld the divorce granted by a Raipur family court, stating that such behavior diminishes the husband’s image at work and constitutes grounds for divorce.
After spending 19 years in jail for a triple murder he did not commit, Habil Sindhu has been declared innocent by a court in Odisha. His wrongful conviction highlights the failures in the justice system, as he lost nearly two decades of his life.
The Karnataka High Court has determined that a husband’s suggestion for his wife to pursue further education and seek employment does not amount to cruelty. The court also overturned dowry-related charges due to insufficient evidence.
