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Police Should Investigate Properly,The Law Is Getting Heavily Misused. Fight for your rights by Signing petition http://www.change.org/en-IN/petitions/no-anticipatory-bail-needed-for-husband-s-family-in-498a-police-should-investigate-properly-the-law-is-getting-heavily-misused#share

Here are few rights* that NATIONAL COMMISSION OF HUMAN RIGHTS define when it comes to ARRESTS. Please share it with all. Make sure that no innocent is arrested just because they did not know about their rights. PRE-ARREST The power to arrest without a warrant should be exercised only after a reasonable satisfaction is reached, after

There is too much confusion about AB and I want to put a few points which I hope benefits you. This after an incredibly rich guy got onto 498a.org and read survival guide and followed all steps but did not understand properly the steps to be taken.So here it goes:1) AB can be given to

Karnataka DGP Circular – 498A arrest guidelines Karnataka DGP Circular – 498A arrest guidelines English Translation: No: 10/ /2010                                         Director general and Inspector General of Police                                                                Station, Nrupatunga road, Bangalore                                                                Date: 01-10-2010 Sub:  Under 498, 498a I.P.C and Dowry prohibition act, the Procedure to arrest the Accused. Based on the study of complaints of

‘Amended Marriage Laws Bill 2010 will harm interest of husbands’  NAGPUR: Not happy with Marriage Laws (Amendment) Bill 2010 tabled in Parliament on August 26, men’s rights activist Rajesh Vakharia of ‘Save Indian Family Foundation’, Nagpur chapter, says that the law is against the principles of natural justice. “Statements in support of this law were

To constitute an offence under IPC, prosecution has to establish beyond reasonable doubt that suicide was abetted by accused Extramarital relationship of the husband with his female colleague will not constitute an offence of ‘cruelty’ under the Indian Penal Code if the wife commits suicide fearing alienation from husband, the Supreme Court held on Monday.

 NEW DELHI: Merely being “intimate” with another woman is not sufficient ground for a man to be held guilty of inflicting cruelty on his wife on the charge of failing to discharge his marital obligations, the Supreme Court ruled on Monday. Only if treatment meted out to the wife is of a nature as is

Supreme Court says husband not liable for wife’s suicide over extra-marital affair The Supreme Court on Monday held that a man cannot be held guilty of subjecting his wife to cruelty if he embarks on an extramarital relationship, unless the intimacy is of a nature that can drive the wife to commit suicide. “We are

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Dowry is an illegal act in India and is a punishable offence under Sections 304B and 498a of the Indian Penal Code. It protects women from potential harassment by their husband’s family and provides a redressal mechanism. However, this section has come under severe criticism as it has been misused by many women and their