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    UP: Man gives triple talaq to wife over phone; booked

    UP: Man gives triple talaq to wife over phone; booked

    By Garima Bora
    Oct 04, 2018
    05:22 pm

    What's the story

    Police have registered a case in Bahraich, UP against a man for allegedly giving triple talaq to his wife over the phone.

    The man currently lives in Saudi Arabia, police said today.

    "Chandbabu pronounced talaq (divorce) thrice to his wife Noori, 20, over phone on September 10 when her family members did not fulfill his dowry demand," Superintendent of Police, Sabharaj, said.

    Here's more.

    Details

    After talaq, victim's in-laws forced her to leave the house

    An FIR in this connection was registered against Chandbabu, his mother, and sister on the complaint of the victim's family.

    Noori's family alleged that after the talaq, her mother-in-law and sister-in-law forced her to leave the house and also threatened her.

    They alleged that the accused was demanding Rs. 50,000 and a motorcycle as dowry, Sabharaj said.

    Police said they were probing the matter.

    Laws

    Triple talaq is an offense, can invite 3yr jail term

    The government had recently passed the Muslim Women (Protection of Rights on Marriage) Ordinance, 2018, which makes triple talaq an offense and can invite a jail term of three years.

    The Supreme Court had on August 22 last year struck down triple talaq, calling the practice unconstitutional and in violation of Article 14 of the Constitution, which provides for equality before the law.

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