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Aparna Yadav Prateek Yadav Divorce: Recently, Prateek Yadav, younger brother of SP President Akhilesh Yadav, has surprised everyone by posting a post on his Instagram account. In the post, he has talked about seeking divorce from his wife Aparna Yadav. Aparna Yadav’s picture has also been posted in that post on which ‘Family Destroyer’ is written. In the meantime, let us know which allegations leveled against the wife in the divorce case can actually become a reason for jail.
false allegations against character
Accusing the wife of immoral conduct or loose character without concrete evidence is one of the most dangerous mistakes made during divorce proceedings. If such claims are made publicly such as on social media, in interviews or even in legal arguments, the wife has every right to file a criminal defamation case. Defamation is a punishable offense under the Indian Judicial Code. In this crime, there can be a fine along with jail.
Calling wife mentally unstable without proof
If the wife is called mentally ill or mad without certified medical support, then it will be taken very seriously in the court. Such statements are considered mental cruelty, especially when they are being used to strengthen the claim of talaq. The thing to note is that instead of helping the husband’s case, this allegation often weakens it. This is because the court can consider the husband as the one committing cruelty.
make false criminal allegations
If a husband, in order to gain an advantage in a divorce, makes false allegations against his wife such as fraud, theft or abuse, he himself may have to face prosecution. Under the law, initiating false criminal proceedings is a serious offence. If found guilty, you can face jail.
Insult on social media or in public
Saying derogatory things about your wife on social media, taking her name in public or sharing private disputes online can have many legal consequences. Apart from defamation, such actions can violate a woman’s right to dignity and privacy. Even if the statements are personal opinions, the court looks at whether they cause harm to dignity or are made with the intention of defaming.
Allegations without evidence can turn a divorce case upside down
Indian family courts work on evidence and not on emotions. If allegations are made without documents, witnesses or medical records, the court may consider them to be baseless and vindictive. In many cases, wives have filed counter cases for cruelty and defamation, completely changing the legal balance.
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