Supreme Court
New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Friday reprimanded a person for removing his wife and minor daughters, who is now living separately and said that such behavior has ended the basic difference between humans and animals. The bench of Justice Suryakant and Justice N. Kotishwar Singh questioned, “What kind of person are you that you do not even care about your minor daughters?” What did the minor daughters come to this world and do wrong? ”
‘How to let such a person come to your court’
The bench expressed displeasure, saying, “He was only interested in producing many children. We cannot allow such a cruel person to enter our court at all. Saraswati Puja and sometimes Lakshmi Puja all day at home. And then all this. ”In troubled by the facts of the case, the bench said that it would not allow the person to enter the court, until he gives subsistence allowance or some agricultural land to his daughters and his wife living separately.
The bench told his lawyer, “Tell this person to deposit some agricultural land or amount in the name of his daughters or give the amount of maintenance and then the court can think of passing any order in his favor.” Is. “The court said,” What is the difference between an animal and a human being who does not take care of minor daughters. “
Know what is the whole matter
The lower court convicted a person from Jharkhand for harassing and harassing his wife living separately for dowry. The person is also accused of deception of his wife’s uterus and later marrying another woman. In 2015, the lower court convicted him under Section 498A (cruelty to married women) of the Indian Penal Code and sentenced him to two and a half years rigorous imprisonment in addition to a fine of Rs 5,000. The case was registered in 2009 and spent 11 months in custody.
Married in 2003
On 24 September 2024, the Jharkhand High Court reduced the sentence to one and a half years and increased the fine to one lakh rupees. The couple were married in 2003 and the wife living separately remained in her in -laws’ house for about four months, after which she allegedly tortured Rs 50,000 for dowry demand.
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