While disposing of a deep -fought marital dispute, the Supreme Court on Tuesday divorced a couple and directed that the wife, who is an IPS officer, has published “an unconditional forgiveness” and published it as part of the township on newspapers and social media.
An IPS officer and a Delhi -based businessman, the couple married in 2015 and separated in 2018. The woman became an IPS officer in 2022 when she separated from her husband and moved to her hometown in Uttar Pradesh. According to the conditions of the court-transportation settlement, the woman did not seek alimony or maintenance and instead offered her husband-owned property to her husband to transfer her husband to her husband. These properties – Three pieces of land in Aligarh – will be transferred by the mother of the officer who owns them through a gift deed.
The apex court said, “As a result of cases filed by the wife, the husband remained in jail for a period of 109 days and for 103 days his father and the entire family faced physical and mental trauma and harassment. Whatever has happened, he could not be rethinked or compensated in any way.” Hindi newspaper. SC said in its order, “Such apology will also be published and broadcast on all social media platforms.”
The apex court also gave the child the mother to primary custody and the father to meet the father. The SC provided police protection to the husband and his family, to use the IPS officer in the future to use his status and power as “IPS officer or any other situation,” either way “to cause physical or mental injury in any way,” any way, “any way,” in any way, “in any way”.
A bench of India’s Chief Justice Bra Gawai and Justice Augustine George Maasih also said that “the forgiven legal battle and an apology has been apologized for closing harmony for the affiliated emotional and mental stress. It is without prejudice for/for any party.”
Under Article 142 of the Constitution, which gives SC the power to do full justice, the court directly divorces for unbreakable breakdown of marriage.
The apex court was hearing two transfer petitions filed by the couple. While the wife had registered cases in UP, the husband had registered cases in Delhi’s Rohini court. Goel had demanded divorce and did not seek alimony or maintenance. In turn, the husband demanded the custody of his eight -year -old daughter. The matrimonial dispute soon turned into a litter of cases against each other. While the wife made domestic violence, rape, and income tax complaints, the husband accused the defamation and even challenged the wife’s IPS candidature.
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