Gwalior Court News: Gwalior, New Dunia Rep. A single bench of the High Court has given an important decision to save a family from breaking up. On the orders of the court, now the husband will have to stay in the in-laws’ house for a month. The father-in-law had told the court that he wanted to keep his son-in-law with him and would serve him well, so that there could be a good relationship between the two. The court welcomed the decision of the mother-in-law. Commenting in the debate, the court said that reach the in-laws’ house and eat kheer puri.
A woman resident of Seva Nagar had filed a habeas corpus petition in the High Court to take back her two-year-old son. It was argued on behalf of the petitioner that her husband, mother-in-law and brother-in-law have taken a two-year-old child hostage. The child should be freed and given to him. The upbringing of the child is in the hands of the mother. Tired of the harassment of her husband, she had to leave her in-laws’ house. On the orders of the court, the husband appeared with the child. Also the parents of the petitioner were also present during the hearing. Advocate Avadhesh Singh Tomar appeared for the respondent.
The child did not go in the mother’s lap:
In the court, when the petitioner asked to take her child from her husband, she refused to come. He turned his back on his mother. Responding to the allegations of the wife, the husband said that a year ago, she had run away from her in-laws’ house after fighting. Left the children too.
– He has been taking care of the child for a year. I am ready to take the wife along and will take good care of her, but the wife refuses to accompany her that if she goes to her in-laws’ house, she can be beaten up.
During the hearing, the parents of the petitioner were present, they agreed to take their son-in-law to their house. The move was welcomed by the court. The husband will have to live in the in-laws’ house with the child.
The petition will be heard again on March 23. The husband and wife will have to tell their experiences to the court.
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