HC’s comment during the hearing of a divorce case

Patna (Bihar) – Recently during a divorce case, Patna High Court ruled that a married couple calling each other names like ghost-vampire, is not cruelty. A resident of Bokaro, Jharkhand, Sahadev Gupta and his son Naresh Gupta had filed a petition. At the time of hearing of this petition, the division bench of Justice Vivek Chaudhari made this comment. The divorced wife of Naresh Gupta had filed a case at a local Court. This case was challenged by the father-son duo.
The advocate of the divorced woman had argued that in the 21st century, calling a woman as ghost and vampire by her in-laws, is an act of cruelty. The High Court noted that this argument is not admissible. In marriages, and especially in most of the unsuccessful marriages, husband-wife use foul language. However, using such language does not mean cruelty, the Court noted.
| Editorial Perspective
Due to lack of spiritual practice, husband and wife in Kaliyug come down to such low levels of fights. Many a times they end into a divorce. Such incidents highlight that the society needs to turn to spirituality if it wants to be happy and wary of wrong practices. |
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