A man from Ghaziabad has accused his wife and in-laws of mixing menstrual blood in his food. He claims to have suffered health issues and submitted medical reports as evidence. A medical board has been formed to investigate the shocking allegation.
The Bombay High Court granted anticipatory bail to a husband in a dowry harassment case, observing that custody wouldn’t help and noting that some marriages turn bitter, saying they are “made in hell, not heaven.”
In a fresh ruling, the Orissa High Court has reduced the monthly maintenance amount payable by Dr. Sumit Sahu to his wife Tapaswini Dash from ₹17,000 to ₹10,000, amid their ongoing legal and personal conflict.
The Gauhati High Court has granted bail to Rajkanya Baruah, who was accused of causing a fatal road accident while allegedly driving under the influence, leading to one death and several injuries in Guwahati.
A 30-year-old lawyer from Lucknow allegedly died by suicide, leaving behind a note blaming his wife and mother-in-law. Police are investigating the case and awaiting handwriting verification.
The Karnataka High Court ruled that a wife’s medical records, including abortion reports, are private and cannot be used by a husband to prove adultery in court, protecting doctor-patient confidentiality.
A Delhi court advised a qualified woman to find a job instead of relying on her ex-husband for alimony, stating that she is capable of earning and should not place a financial burden on him.
The Bombay High Court acquitted a man in a 25-year-old case, ruling that refusing to marry after a long sexual relationship is not cheating if there was no false promise of marriage.
A Delhi court ruled that a qualified wife who is fit to work should not sit idle at home and rely completely on her husband for financial support, especially when she has the capacity to earn.
In a case dating back to 2017, the Calcutta High Court directed a decorated husband to pay ₹2 lakh monthly as interim relief to his journalist wife, even though domestic violence charges were not proven.
