In Firozpur, Punjab, Jaswinder Singh took his life along with his daughter, brother, and nephew, blaming his wife’s extramarital affair in a heart-wrenching video posted online.
In a shocking crime, a Delhi woman and her son murdered her husband, chopped his body into 22 pieces, stored them in a fridge, and disposed of them across the city. Discover the chilling details uncovered by the police.
In a shocking case, Monika Verma and her boyfriend Ashish were arrested for killing Monika’s husband and mother-in-law. The couple committed the murders due to family restrictions on their affair.
The Delhi High Court ruled that a husband’s extramarital affair and betting habit cannot justify dowry death charges under IPC Section 304B. The court granted bail to the accused, emphasizing the absence of dowry demands.
The Delhi High Court has ruled that a husband’s extramarital affair or betting habits cannot be grounds to implicate him for dowry death under Section 304B IPC, granting him bail in the absence of evidence of dowry demand.
The Madras High Court has ruled that husbands can be jailed under Section 498A IPC for extramarital affairs that cause serious domestic discord and mental cruelty to their wives. This landmark decision reinforces the legal consequences of infidelity in marriage.
The girlfriend is not a relative of the husband. They highlighted that the only allegation against her was the extramarital affair, and her involvement did not constitute abetment or disclose any cognizable offense
