IN THE HON’BLE COURT OF DISTRICT JUDGE, DELHI
H.M.A PETITION NO. OF _______________2006
In the matter of :
SHRI AMIT SHARMA ….PETITIONER
Versus
SMT.BINDIA SHARMA …..Respondent
INDEX.
Sl.No. Particulars. Pages. C.Fees.
1. Urgent Application. A.
2. Memo of Parties. B.
3. Petition Under Section 13 (1) 01-23 Rs.13/-
(ia) of Hindu Marriage Act,
1955.
4. Affidavit in Support. 24-25
5. Application Under Section 14 26-38 Rs.1.25
of Hindu Marriage Act,
1955.
6. Affidavit in Support. 39-40
7. Power of Attorney. 41 Rs.1.25
Delhi Petitioner
Dated:25.02.2006
Through
Gurmit Singh Hans & Vishal Soni
Advocates
Chamber No.61FF, Western Wing,
Hazari Courts, Delhi.
IN THE HON’BLE COURT OF DISTRICT JUDGE, DELHI
H.M.A PETITION NO. OF _______________2006
In the matter of :
MEMO OF PARTIES.
SHRI AMIT SHARMA
SON OF SHRI LATE SH.KISHORI LAL SHARMA
R/O G-2/47, FIRST FLOOR,SEC.16,
ROHINI, DELHI-85 ….PETITIONER
Versus
SMT.BINDIA SHARMA
DAUGHTER OF SH. PURAN CHAND SHARMA
WIFE OF SHRI AMIT SHARMA
R/O 238/1, D-6, SEC.6, ROHINI, DELHI-85
Also at: ANSAL PROPERTIES & INFRA STRUCTURE LTD.
7TH FLOOR, ANTARIKSH BHAWAN,
K.G. MARG, CONNAUGHT PLACE,
NEW DELHI-110001. …..Respondent
Delhi Petitioner
Dated:25.02.2006
Through
Gurmit Singh Hans & Vishal Soni
Advocates
Chamber No.61FF, Western Wing,
Tis Hazari Courts, Delhi.
IN THE HON’BLE COURT OF DISTRICT
JUDGE, DELHI
H.M.A PETITION NO. OF _______________2006
In the matter of :
SHRI AMIT SHARMA
SON OF SHRI LATE SH.KISHORI LAL SHARMA
R/O G-2/47, FIRST FLOOR,SEC.16,
ROHINI, DELHI-85 ….PETITIONER
Versus
SMT.BINDIA SHARMA
DAUGHTER OF SH. PURAN CHAND SHARMA
WIFE OF SHRI AMIT SHARMA
R/O 238/1, D-6, SEC.6, ROHINI, DELHI-85
Also at: ANSAL PROPERTIES & INFRA STRUCTURE LTD.
7TH FLOOR, ANTARIKSH BHAWAN,
K.G. MARG, CONNAUGHT PLACE,
NEW DELHI-110001. …..Respondent
PETITION UNDER SECTION 13 (i) (a) OF
OF THE HINDU MARRIAGE ACT, 1955
(AMENDED UPTO DATE) FOR THE
DECREE OF DIVORCE.
Most Respectfully Showeth :
1. That the marriage between the petitioner and the
respondent was solemnized on 27th November, 2005, at G-
2/47, First Floor, SEC.16, ROHINI, DELHI-85, according to
the Hindu rites and customs. Necessary affidavit to this effect
is filed herewith.
2. That the status, age and place of residence of the parties to
the marriage, before and at the time of filing this petition
were/are as under:
Before marriage
Husband Wife
Status & Age Place of residence Status Age Place of residence
Hindu Bachelor 27 G-2/30, Sec.16, Hindu Virgin 26 238/1, D-6, SEC.6,
Yrs. Rohini, Delhi. Rohini, Delhi.
At the time of filing of this petition
Husband Wife
Status & Age Place of residence Status Age Place of residence
Hindu Married 28 G-2/47, First Floor, Hindu Married 27 ---do----
Sec.16, Rohini, Delhi.
3. That after the marriage both the parties to the petition started
living together firstly at G-2/30, Ground Floor, SEC.16,
ROHINI, DELHI-85 as a husband and wife and the marriage
was duly consummated, and later shifted to G-2/47, First
Floor, Sec.16, Rohini, Delhi, after about 1 month. No issue
was born out of this wedlock till today.
4. That the Respondent was introduced to the Petitioner by his
brother in law and later the marriage between the Petitioner
and the Respondent was settled. The brother in law of the
Petitioner is also the distant relative of the mother of the
Respondent.
5. That the Petitioner was first time introduced by his aforesaid
brother in law with the Respondent in the first week of
February, 2005, at Japanese Park, Sec.11, Rohini, Delhi, and
there the Petitioner and the Respondent got sufficient time
and chance to talk and to understand each other.
6. That after the said meeting the Petitioner and the Respondent
started meeting with each other very frequently, and
therefore, they got sufficient opportunities to understand each
other. The first meeting between the Petitioner and the
Respondent without parents, could only be possible when the
Respondent called the Petitioner on telephone after her office
hours in C.P. and after that the Petitioner and the Respondent
met several time.
7. That during the aforesaid meetings and interactions between
the Petitioner and the Respondent, the Respondent disclosed
her pre-marital relations with two boys namely Sanjeev and
Kakku and the same was even confirmed by the elder brother
of the Respondent namely Lalit Sharma @ Lucky, with
whom the Petitioner got many chances to meet and
discussed, but he always insisted the Petitioner to get marry
with the Respondent as early as possible and also assured that
the Respondent will stopped her all ill-activities.
8. That even after listening such a conduct of the Respondent,
the Petitioner always took the same at ease and took in a
broad way, but at the same time took the words of the
Respondent that she will neither come in contact of her pre-
marital relations nor shall think of them.
9. That after the second meeting, which was in C.P. the
Petitioner started meeting the Respondent after her office
hours and also continued to drop her near her residence and
the same was continued for a long period.
10. That during this period, which was between the first meeting
in Japanese Park, and the engagement, the Petitioner found
that the Respondent was not actually of his temperament, but
the brother of the Respondent always gave assurance that the
Respondent shall change her attitude and behaviour after her
matrimonial engagement and the Petitioner under the said
impression never thought to discontinue his relation with the
Respondent and at last the engagement ceremony was
performed in the last week of April, 2005.
11. That even after the engagement the Respondent never left
any chance to insult the Petitioner or his family and she
always came with new problem for the Petitioner and the
Petitioner never left any chance to settle the demands and the
desires of the Respondent in an utmost amicable manner.
12. That during this period once the Petitioner got fed-up with
the behaviour of the Respondent and when the Petitioner
tried to make the Respondent correct, the Respondent
stopped calling or listening to the Petitioner for a period of
approximately 15-20 days and the said silence could only
broke by the efforts of the Petitioner.
13. That in the first week of November, 2005, when the mother
of the Respondent requested the Petitioner to help them for
getting and deciding the place of marriage, the Petitioner
with a great efforts could manage a DDA Park, for the place
of solemnization of marriage, but in the last moment, the
mother and the brother of the Respondent changed the said
park without any rhyme and reasons and even without
disclosing the same to the Petitioner and his family.
14. That the aforesaid fact of changing the place of marriage by
the mother and the brother of the Respondent, was only come
to the knowledge of the Petitioner, when the Petitioner called
the Respondent from the shop of Marriage Cards. The
Petitioner called the Respondent after purchasing the
marriage cards for the worth of Rs.3,000/-, and after getting
them printed, the telephonic call was made by the Petitioner
to the Respondent, and at that time only the aforesaid fact
was disclosed to the Petitioner, and when the Petitioner said
that he had printed his cards only after the final approval of
the place of marriage by the parents of the Respondent, the
Respondent without any console on the said wastage of
money, uttered in a filthy language that “AAG LAGAA
DO IN SHADI KE CARDO KO”
15. That the Petitioner was surprised to listen the aforesaid words
from the Respondent and also tried to cool the Respondent,
but the Respondent in a very hot and unrespected way
disclosed that she had burnt the Heena (Mehandi) on the gas
stove, which was given by the Petitioner, and also said that
the Lehnga which was gifted by the Petitioner to the
Respondent was not of her standard, and further advised the
Petitioner to give the same to his sister or mother. The
aforesaid words of the Respondent caused great mental
harassment and agony to the Petitioner, but the Petitioner in
the interest of two families curb on his anger.
16. That the Petitioner went to the residence of the Respondent in
her absence and disclosed the aforesaid behaviour and
conduct of the Respondent to her parents, but the parents of
the Respondent took the said matter very lightly and further
the father of the Respondent said that his family has good
love and affection for the Petitioner as they have for their
children and two dogs.
17. That on listening this, the Petitioner was surprised and
astonished as he was compared with the dogs, and this was
the last limit of the Petitioner, therefore, he discussed all the
aforesaid behaviors of the Respondent and her family with
his mother and other relatives.
18. That the mother and the relatives of the Petitioner did not
believe on the version of the Petitioner, and therefore, called
the parents of the Respondent for a meeting as the mother of
the Petitioner thought that such a differences before the
marriage would be injurious for the happy married life.
19. That in the meeting, the father of the Respondent admitted
that he had compared the Petitioner with his dogs and the
mother of the Respondent accepted the aforesaid behaviour
of the Respondent and also said that they are not interested in
the marriage of the Petitioner and the Respondent.
20. That no result could came out of the aforesaid meeting, and
the parents of the Respondent left the place of the Petitioner
without any settlement.
21. That when there was no contact between the Petitioner and
the Respondent and also between their families for more than
4 days, the Petitioner and his family decided to not to
continue with any relation with the Respondent and her
family.
22. That the Petitioner informed the father of the Respondent
about the aforesaid decision of him and his family and even
after that there was no telephonic call or massage from the
Respondent side.
23. That few days before the decided date of marriage i.e.
27.11.2005, the mother of the Respondent called the
Petitioner on his mobile phone that they want to marry their
daughter with the Petitioner, but the Respondent informed the
mother of the Respondent that he and his family had already
made their mind to not to continue the relationship with the
Respondent and her family members.
24. That when the date of marriage came more near, the
Respondent called the Petitioner to her office in Cannaught
Place, and emotionally blackmailed the Petitioner for the
marriage and also wrongfully stated her father has decided to
commit suicide if the marriage between the Petitioner and the
Respondent shall not be done.
25. That considering this fact the Petitioner tried to convinced his
mother or other family members, but no one was ready to
take part in such a marriage where the differences, tussle,
disputes, tensions, disrespect, harassment, tortures, and many
other problems came before the solemnization of marriage.
26. That at last all the family members of the Petitioner including
his mother decided to boycott the marriage of the Petitioner
and the Respondent and therefore, the marriage between the
Petitioner and the Respondent was solemnized in the absence
and without the consent of all the family members of the
Petitioner including his mother.
27. That even after the marriage neither the mother nor any
relatives of the Petitioner ever came in the family life of the
Petitioner and the Respondent. It is pertinent to mention here
that even the Respondent had never made any efforts to
reunite the Petitioner with his mother and other family
members, even after understanding the fact that the father of
the Petitioner was died when he was very young and he with
the help of his mother could only settle the life of his family
and his sisters.
28. That on the first night while performing the sex the
Respondent gave a great tension to the Petitioner by
comparing his body, more specifically shoulders with her
colleague Shree Kant by saying “ SHREE KE TO
SHOULDERS BAHOOT STRONG HAI”. This gave a great
mental harassment and humiliation to the Petitioner.
29. That the Petitioner took the Respondent for the trip to
Veshno Mata and there also the Respondent did not leave any
chance to humiliate and insult the Petitioner.
30. That while coming back from Veshno Mata the Petitioner
again was surprised when the Respondent said that she is
tired and she wants to have a small amount of liquor and after
discussion the Petitioner came to know that the Respondent
was in a habit to have a liquor, but in the said trip the
drinking of liquor could not be possible.
31. That on 18.12.2005, when the Petitioner and the Respondent
came back to their residence, the Petitioner was feeling
tiredness, and once again the Respondent offered to have a
glass of bear to the Petitioner and when the Petitioner started
pouring bear in the glass, the Respondent interrupted the
Petitioner by saying that he does not know the actual
procedure of pouring bear in the glass and at the same time
the Respondent tried to teach the Petitioner about the same.
32. That after seeing such a behaviour of the Respondent, the
Petitioner discussed with the Respondent at a length and then
only the Petitioner came to know about the actual character
of the Respondent as she was not only the habitual drinking,
but the smoker too and this had given a great mental
harassment to the Petitioner.
33. That on 31.12.2005, when the Petitioner and the Respondent
came back in the evening from the market, the Petitioner
found two greeting Cards on the name of the Respondent and
in the said cards the sender called himself by “I Love You,
Your’s & Only Your’s” (S). The Petitioner even after
seeing those cards tried to oversight the same only to save his
matrimonial relation, but in the night again at the time of
performing of sex, when the Respondent compared the body
of the Petitioner with her colleague Shree Kant, the Petitioner
could not control himself and decided to settle the matter by
this way or that way.
34. That in the same night the Petitioner started asking the
Respondent about her relations out of the matrimonial life
and during the said arguments again the Petitioner was
surprised when he heard the abusive and filthy language from
the Respondent, which even the low cluster people does not
use i.e. the abusive language related to mother and sister of
the Petitioner.
35. That when the Petitioner asked from the Respondent about
where she learnt the said language, the Respondent replied in
a cool manner that these things are very common now a days.
36. That from the said date the Respondent had started using the
aforesaid filthy language in a very ordinary way and very
frequently which has caused a great mental torture to the
Petitioner and the Petitioner has suffered an un-usual extent
from nervous anxiety about his domestic situation and the
same was continued till the last date when the Petitioner was
constrained to leave the matrimonial house as the Petitioner
had understood that if the aforesaid domestic situation shall
continue then it would led to serious injuries to his health.
37. That when the Respondent was not willing to mend herself
from her aforesaid behaviour, the Petitioner stopped talking
with the Respondent to teach her lesson, but even after a
week the Respondent did not change herself and even
become more cruel towards the Petitioner.
38. That on 12.01.2006, when the Petitioner came to his house,
after about 10:00 p.m., he found a lock on the main door of
his house, and then he called at his wife’s parent’s house,
from there the Petitioner came to know that the Respondent
has decided to live at her parents house for a week, but for
that the Respondent never informed the Petitioner.
39. That the Respondent did not come back for about 10 days
and during this period the Petitioner tried his level best for
calling the Respondent, but the Respondent always avoided
to come back and at the same time threatened him that she
may not come forever and even can go for divorce.
40. That on 23.01.2006, the Respondent came back from her
parental house. It is pertinent to mention here that this time
the Respondent came with more confidence and intolerable
behaviour and under the said impression she put certain
conditions to live with her. Those were the washing of entire
clothes, washing of toilet trice in a week, washing of utensils
etc. when the Petitioner refused to accept her abovesaid
conditions then she threatened to call the police and further
admonished to entangle the Petitioner in a false and frivolous
dowry criminal case.
41. That the Petitioner under a great threat had beard the
abovesaid exceptional hardships, imposed on him time to
time, but on 11.02.2006, the Respondent crossed her all
limits when she called her mother at home and both the ladies
very clearly put different kind of condition that the Petitioner
shall give his entire salary i.e. Rs.10,000/- p.m. to the
Respondent and the Petitioner shall get only Rs.2,000/- p.m.
and Rs.500/- per week for the purpose of petrol and other
expenses.
42. That the Petitioner could not refuse for the aforesaid great
hardship on him as he had already spoiled his relation with
his mother and other relatives, but after seven days when the
Petitioner could not bear the aforesaid hardships and
behaviour of the Respondent, he decided to leave the
company of the Respondent, and therefore, left the
Respondent on 19.02.2006, but the Respondent found
another way to harass the Petitioner by calling in his office
on telephone and by using abusive language with the
Petitioner and his colleagues. The Respondent had even
called on telephone to the boss of the Petitioner that she will
involve him and his entire office peoples in a criminal case, if
they will not help her to trap the Petitioner.
43. That now at this stage the Petitioner is living under a great
threat of his life, respect, and lousing his only job due to the
aforesaid conduct of the Respondent.
44. That since 19.02.2006, the Petitioner is not going even near
to the parental house of the Respondent as he is having a
great threat of the Respondent.
45. That the Respondent kept continued her aforesaid behavior
and the Petitioner had many times tried to persuade the
respondent to mend her ways and to maintain peace and
harmony in the family. However, the behavior of the
respondent became worse. The Respondent used to abuse the
petitioner even in the presence of the neighbourers and some
relatives without any reasonable cause.
46. That the Petitioner has explained all his plights and all the
atrocities meted out to him during the short span and the
fraud committed to him by the Respondent; hence in the
interest of justice so that the Petitioner may live with repute
and with all mental satisfaction for rest of his life, the
Petitioner has presented the present petition before the expire
of one year from the date of marriage.
47. That the Petitioner had not condone the acts of cruelties
alleged in the present Petition against the Respondent.
48. That the present petition is not filed in collusion with the
respondent.
49. That there is no other previous proceedings between the
parties except the present one is pending.
50. That there is no unnecessary or improper delay in filing this
petition.
51. That there is no impediment in granting the relief as prayed
for in the petition.
52. That the marriage of the parties was solemnized at Delhi, the
parties to the petition also resided lastly within the
jurisdiction of this Hon’ble court, hence this Hon’ble has got
jurisdiction to entertain and try this petition.
53. That the fixed court fee has been affixed on the petition.
PRAYER:
It is, therefore, most respectfully prayed that this Hon’ble
court may very kindly be pleased to pass a decree of divorce in
favour of the petitioner and against the respondent.
Any other or further order/ relief which this Hon’ble court
deems fit and proper in the facts and circumstances of the case be
passed / granted in favour of the petitioner.
Delhi Petitioner
Dated: 25th November, 2005.
Through
Gurmit Singh Hans & Vishal Soni
Advocates
Counsel for the Petitioner
VERIFICATION:
I ,the above named deponent do hereby on solemn affirmation
verify that the contents of the above petition from paras no.1 to
48 are true to my knowledge and those of paras no. 49 to 53 are
true on information received and believed to be true, while the
last para is prayer to this Hon’ble court.
Verified at Delhi on 25th day of February, 2006.
Petitioner
IN THE HON’BLE COURT OF DISTRICT JUDGE, DELHI
H.M.A PETITION NO. OF _______________2006
In the matter of :
SHRI AMIT SHARMA ….PETITIONER
Versus
SMT.BINDIA SHARMA …..Respondent
AFFIDAVIT
I, AMIT SHARMA SON OF SHRI LATE SH.KISHORI LAL
SHARMA R/O G-2/47, FIRST FLOOR,SEC.16, ROHINI,
DELHI-85, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under:
1. That the marriage of the deponent was solemnized with the
respondent on 27th November, 2005 at Delhi, as per the
Hindu rites and customs.
2. That the Petitioner was constrained to leave the matrimonial
house on 20.02.2006, due to the cause and reasons already
explained in the accompanying petition.
3. That the attached petition u/s 13 (1) (ia) of the Hindu
Marriage Act has not been filed in collusion with the
Respondent.
4. That there is no legal impediment in granting the relief as
prayed for in the petition.
Deponent
Verification :-
I, the above named deponent on solemn affirmation verify that
the contents of the above affidavit from paras no.1 to 4 are true
to my knowledge, no part of it is false and nothing is concealed
therefrom.
Verified at Delhi on 24th February, 2006.
Deponent
IN THE HON’BLE COURT OF DISTRICT JUDGE, DELHI
H.M.A PETITION NO. OF _______________2006
In the matter of :
SHRI AMIT SHARMA ….APPLICANT
Versus
SMT.BINDIA SHARMA …..Respondent
APPLICATION UNDER SECTION 14
OF THE HINDU MARRIAGE ACT,
1955, AS AMENDED UPTO DATE.
MOST RESPECTFULLY SHOWETH:
1. That the Applicant has filed the petition under section 13 (1)
(ia) of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, against the Respondent
before this Hon'ble Court.
2. That the contents of the above petition are not repeated here
for the sake of brevity and the same may kindly be read as
part and parcel of the present application.
3. That after the engagement and before the marriage, the got
sufficient time to understand the Respondent and during that
period once the Applicant got fed-up with the behaviour of
the Respondent and when the Applicant tried to make the
Respondent correct, the Respondent stopped calling or
listening to the Applicant for a period of approximately 15-20
days and the said silence could only broke by the efforts of
the Applicant.
4. That in the first week of November, 2005, when the mother
of the Respondent requested the Applicant to help them for
getting and deciding the place of marriage, the Applicant
with a great efforts could manage a DDA Park, for the place
of solemnization of marriage, but in the last moment, the
mother and the brother of the Respondent changed the said
park without any rhyme and reasons and even without
disclosing the same to the Applicant and his family.
5. That the aforesaid fact of changing the place of marriage by
the mother and the brother of the Respondent, was only come
to the knowledge of the Applicant, when the Applicant called
the Respondent from the shop of Marriage Cards. The
Applicant called the Respondent after purchasing the
marriage cards for the worth of Rs.3,000/-, and after getting
them printed, the telephonic call was made by the Applicant
to the Respondent, and at that time only the aforesaid fact
was disclosed to the Applicant, and when the Applicant said
that he had printed his cards only after the final approval of
the place of marriage by the parents of the Respondent, the
Respondent without any console on the said wastage of
money, uttered in a filthy language that “AAG LAGAA
DO IN SHADI KE CARDO KO”
6. That the Applicant was surprised to listen the aforesaid words
from the Respondent and also tried to cool the Respondent,
but the Respondent in a very hot and unrespected way
disclosed that she had burnt the Heena (Mehandi) on the gas
stove, which was given by the Applicant, and also said that
the Lehnga which was gifted by the Applicant to the
Respondent was not of her standard, and further advised the
Applicant to give the same to his sister or mother. The
aforesaid words of the Respondent caused great mental
harassment and agony to the Applicant, but the Applicant in
the interest of two families curb on his anger.
7. That the Applicant went to the residence of the Respondent
in her absence and disclosed the aforesaid behaviour and
conduct of the Respondent to her parents, but the parents of
the Respondent took the said matter very lightly and further
the father of the Respondent said that his family has good
love and affection for the Applicant as they have for their
children and two dogs.
8. That on listening this, the Applicant was surprised and
astonished as he was compared with the dogs, and this was
the last limit of the Applicant, therefore, he discussed all the
aforesaid behaviors of the Respondent and her family with
his mother and other relatives.
9. That the mother and the relatives of the Applicant did not
believe on the version of the Applicant, and therefore, called
the parents of the Respondent for a meeting as the mother of
the Applicant thought that such a differences before the
marriage would be injurious for the happy married life.
10. That in the meeting, the father of the Respondent admitted
that he had compared the Applicant with his dogs and the
mother of the Respondent accepted the aforesaid behaviour
of the Respondent and also said that they are not interested in
the marriage of the Applicant and the Respondent.
11. That no result could came out of the aforesaid meeting, and
the parents of the Respondent left the place of the Applicant
without any settlement.
12. That when there was no contact between the Applicant and
the Respondent and also between their families for more than
4 days, the Applicant and his family decided to not to
continue with any relation with the Respondent and her
family.
13. That the Applicant informed the father of the Respondent
about the aforesaid decision of him and his family and even
after that there was no telephonic call or massage from the
Respondent side.
14. That few days before the decided date of marriage i.e.
27.11.2005, the mother of the Respondent called the
Applicant on his mobile phone that they want to marry their
daughter with the Applicant, but the Respondent informed
the mother of the Respondent that he and his family had
already made their mind to not to continue the relationship
with the Respondent and her family members.
15. That when the date of marriage came more near, the
Respondent called the Applicant to her office in Cannaught
Place, and emotionally blackmailed the Applicant for the
marriage and also wrongfully stated her father has decided to
commit suicide if the marriage between the Applicant and the
Respondent shall not be done.
16. That considering this fact the Applicant tried to convinced his
mother or other family members, but no one was ready to
take part in such a marriage where the differences, tussle,
disputes, tensions, disrespect, harassment, tortures, and many
other problems came before the solemnization of marriage.
17. That at last all the family members of the Applicant including
his mother decided to boycott the marriage of the Applicant
and the Respondent and therefore, the marriage between the
Applicant and the Respondent was solemnized in the absence
and without the consent of all the family members of the
Applicant including his mother.
18. That even after the marriage neither the mother nor any
relatives of the Applicant ever came in the family life of the
Applicant and the Respondent. It is pertinent to mention here
that even the Respondent had never made any efforts to
reunite the Applicant with his mother and other family
members, even after understanding the fact that the father of
the Applicant was died when he was very young and he with
the help of his mother could only settle the life of his family
and his sisters.
19. That on the first night while performing the sex the
Respondent gave a great tension to the Applicant by
comparing his body, more specifically shoulders with her
colleague Shree Kant by saying “ SHREE KE TO
SHOULDERS BAHOOT STRONG HAI”. This gave a great
mental harassment and humiliation to the Applicant.
20. That the Applicant took the Respondent for the trip to
Veshno Mata and there also the Respondent did not leave any
chance to humiliate and insult the Applicant.
21. That while coming back from Veshno Mata the Applicant
again was surprised when the Respondent said that she is
tired and she wants to have a small amount of liquor and after
discussion the Applicant came to know that the Respondent
was in a habit to have a liquor, but in the said trip the
drinking of liquor could not be possible.
22. That on 18.12.2005, when the Applicant and the Respondent
came back to their residence, the Applicant was feeling
tiredness, and once again the Respondent offered to have a
glass of bear to the Applicant and when the Applicant started
pouring bear in the glass, the Respondent interrupted the
Applicant by saying that he does not know the actual
procedure of pouring bear in the glass and at the same time
the Respondent tried to teach the Applicant about the same.
23. That after seeing such a behaviour of the Respondent, the
Applicant discussed with the Respondent at a length and then
only the Applicant came to know about the actual character
of the Respondent as she was not only the habitual drinking,
but the smoker too and this had given a great mental
harassment to the Applicant.
24. That on 31.12.2005, when the Applicant and the Respondent
came back in the evening from the market, the Applicant
found two greeting Cards on the name of the Respondent and
in the said cards the sender called himself by “I Love You,
Your’s & Only Your’s” (S). The Applicant even after
seeing those cards tried to oversight the same only to save his
matrimonial relation, but in the night again at the time of
performing of sex, when the Respondent compared the body
of the Applicant with her colleague Shree Kant, the
Applicant could not control himself and decided to settle the
matter by this way or that way.
25. That in the same night the Applicant started asking the
Respondent about her relations out of the matrimonial life
and during the said arguments again the Applicant was
surprised when he heard the abusive and filthy language from
the Respondent, which even the low cluster people does not
use i.e. the abusive language related to mother and sister of
the Applicant.
26. That when the Applicant asked from the Respondent about
where she learnt the said language, the Respondent replied in
a cool manner that these things are very common now a days.
27. That from the said date the Respondent had started using the
aforesaid filthy language in a very ordinary way and very
frequently which has caused a great mental torture to the
Applicant and the Applicant has suffered an un-usual extent
from nervous anxiety about his domestic situation and the
same was continued till the last date when the Applicant was
constrained to leave the matrimonial house as the Applicant
had understood that if the aforesaid domestic situation shall
continue then it would led to serious injuries to his health.
28. That when the Respondent was not willing to mend herself
from her aforesaid behaviour, the Applicant stopped talking
with the Respondent to teach her lesson, but even after a
week the Respondent did not change herself and even
become more cruel towards the Applicant.
29. That on 12.01.2006, when the Applicant came to his house,
after about 10:00 p.m., he found a lock on the main door of
his house, and then he called at his wife’s parent’s house,
from there the Applicant came to know that the Respondent
has decided to live at her parents house for a week, but for
that the Respondent never informed the Applicant.
30. That the Respondent did not come back for about 10 days
and during this period the Applicant tried his level best for
calling the Respondent, but the Respondent always avoided
to come back and at the same time threatened him that she
may not come forever and even can go for divorce.
31. That on 23.01.2006, the Respondent came back from her
parental house. It is pertinent to mention here that this time
the Respondent came with more confidence and intolerable
behaviour and under the said impression she put certain
conditions to live with her. Those were the washing of entire
clothes, washing of toilet trice in a week, washing of utensils
etc. when the Applicant refused to accept her abovesaid
conditions then she threatened to call the police and further
admonished to entangle the Applicant in a false and frivolous
dowry criminal case.
32. That the Applicant under a great threat had beard the
abovesaid exceptional hardships, imposed on him time to
time, but on 11.02.2006, the Respondent crossed her all
limits when she called her mother at home and both the ladies
very clearly put different kind of condition that the Applicant
shall give his entire salary i.e. Rs.10,000/- p.m. to the
Respondent and the Applicant shall get only Rs.2,000/- p.m.
and Rs.500/- per week for the purpose of petrol and other
expenses.
33. That the Applicant could not refuse for the aforesaid great
hardship on him as he had already spoiled his relation with
his mother and other relatives, but after seven days when the
Applicant could not bear the aforesaid hardships and
behaviour of the Respondent, he decided to leave the
company of the Respondent, and therefore, left the
Respondent on 19.02.2006, but the Respondent found
another way to harass the Applicant by calling in his office
on telephone and by using abusive language with the
Applicant and his colleagues. The Respondent had even
called on telephone to the boss of the Applicant that she will
involve him and his entire office peoples in a criminal case, if
they will not help her to trap the Applicant.
34. That now at this stage the Applicant is living under a great
threat of his life, respect, and lousing his only job due to the
aforesaid conduct of the Respondent.
35. That since 19.02.2006, the Applicant is not going even near
to the parental house of the Respondent as he is having a
great threat of the Respondent.
36. That the Applicant has explained all his plights and all the
atrocities meted out to him during the short span and the
fraud committed to him by the Respondent; hence in the
interest of justice so that the Applicant may live with repute
and with all mental satisfaction for rest of his life, the
Applicant has presented the present petition before the expire
of one year from the date of marriage.
It is, therefore, most respectfully prayed that the applicant
may kindly be permitted to present the Petition for grant of divorce
and may be granted because of the grave circumstances and
harassments, meted out to him during this short span of his
marriage(if at all it was) in accordance with law.
Any other or further order/ relief which this Hon’ble court
deems fit and proper in the facts and circumstances of the case be
passed / granted in favour of the applicant.
Delhi Applicant.
Dated: 25th November, 2005.
Through
Gurmit Singh Hans & Vishal Soni
Advocates
Counsel for the Petitioner
IN THE HON’BLE COURT OF DISTRICT JUDGE, DELHI
H.M.A PETITION NO. OF _______________2006
In the matter of :
SHRI AMIT SHARMA ….PETITIONER
Versus
SMT.BINDIA SHARMA …..Respondent
AFFIDAVIT
I, AMIT SHARMA SON OF SHRI LATE SH.KISHORI LAL
SHARMA R/O G-2/47, FIRST FLOOR,SEC.16, ROHINI,
DELHI-85, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under:
1. That the deponent is the Petitioner in the above noted case
and well conversant with the facts and circumstances of the
present affidavit.
2. That the marriage of the deponent was solemnized with the
respondent on 27th November, 2005 at Delhi, as per the
Hindu rites and customs.
5. That the contents of the accompanying application under
section 14 of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, have been
drafted under my instructions by my counsel and the contents
of the same have been read over and explained to me and I
have understood the same. I affirm on oath that the facts
contained in the said reply are true to my knowledge.
Deponent
Verification :-
I, the above named deponent on solemn affirmation verify that
the contents of the above affidavit from paras no.1 to 3 are true
to my knowledge, no part of it is false and nothing is concealed
therefrom.
Verified at Delhi on 25th February, 2006.
Deponent
IN THE HON’BLE COURT OF DISTRICT JUDGE, DELHI
H.M.A PETITION NO. OF _______________2006
In the matter of :
SHRI AMIT SHARMA ….PETITIONER
Versus
SMT.BINDIA SHARMA …..Respondent
URGENT APPLICATION
That the present petition of the applicant may
kindly be considered as urgent as the facts
mentioned in the Petition are serious and urgent
nature.
Delhi Applicant.
Dated: 25th November, 2005.
Through
Gurmit Singh Hans & Vishal Soni
Advocates
Counsel for the Petitioner
IN THE HON’BLE COURT OF DISTRICT JUDGE, DELHI
H.M.A PETITION NO. OF _______________2006
In the matter of :
SHRI DEVENDER KUMAR ARYA …PETITIONER
VERSUS
SMT. SUNITA …RESPONDENT
INDEX.
Sl.No. Particulars. Pages. C.Fees.
1. Memo of Parties. B.
2. Petition Under Section 13 (1) 01- Rs.13/-
(ia) of Hindu Marriage Act,
1955.
3. Affidavit in Support.
4. Power of Attorney. Rs.1.25
Delhi Petitioner
Dated:28.O2.2006
Through
Gurmit Singh Hans & Vishal Soni
Advocates
Chamber No.61FF, Western Wing,
Tis Hazari Courts, Delhi.
IN THE HON’BLE COURT OF DISTRICT JUDGE, DELHI
H.M.A PETITION NO. OF _______________2006
In the matter of :
MEMO OF PARTIES
SHRI DEVENDER KUMAR ARYA
S/O SHRI NIRBHEY SINGH
R/O B-6/15, SEC.7,
ROHINI, DELHI-110085. ….PETITIONER
VERSUS
SMT. SUNITA
DAUGHTER OF SH. KAILASH CHAND NAGER
WIFE OF SHRI DEVENDER KUMAR ARYA
R/O 16/B, LIG FLATS, RAM PURA,
DELHI. …..Respondent
Delhi Petitioner
Dated:28.O2.2006
Through
Gurmit Singh Hans & Vishal Soni
Advocates
Chamber No.61FF, Western Wing,
Tis Hazari Courts, Delhi.
IN THE HON’BLE COURT OF DISTRICT
JUDGE, DELHI
H.M.A PETITION NO. OF _______________2006
In the matter of :
SHRI DEVENDER KUMAR ARYA
S/O SHRI NIRBHEY SINGH
R/O B-6/15, SEC.7,
ROHINI, DELHI-110085. ….PETITIONER
VERSUS
SMT. SUNITA
DAUGHTER OF SH. KAILASH CHAND NAGAR
WIFE OF SHRI DEVENDER KUMAR ARYA
R/O 16/B, LIG FLATS, RAM PURA,
DELHI. …..Respondent
PETITION UNDER SECTION 13 (i) (a) OF
OF THE HINDU MARRIAGE ACT, 1955
(AMENDED UPTO DATE) FOR THE
DECREE OF DIVORCE.
Most Respectfully Showeth :
1. That the marriage between the petitioner and the respondent
was solemnized on 21ST April, 2003, at 16/B, LIG Flats,
Rampura, Delhi, according to the Hindu rites and customs.
Necessary affidavit to this effect is filed herewith.
2. That the status, age and place of residence of the parties to
the marriage, before and at the time of filing this petition
were/are as under:
Before marriage
HUSBAND WIFE
Status Age Place of Residence. Status Age Place of Residence.
Hindu 32 D-12, Ved Mandir, Hindu 26 16/B, LIG Flats,
Married Yrs.. Sec. 8, Rohini, Married Yrs. Rampura, Delhi.
Delhi-85.
At the time of filing of this petition
HUSBAND WIFE
Status Age Place of Residence. Status Age Place of Residence.
Hindu 35 B-6/15, Sector-.7, Hindu 29 16/B, LIG Flats,
Married Yrs.. Rohini, Delhi-85. Married Yrs. Rampura, Delhi.
3. That after the marriage the Petitioner and the Respondent
lived together as husband and wife at B-6/15, Sector-.7,
Rohini, Delhi-85, and the marriage was duly cohabited, and
a baby girl namely, Sadhana was born out of this wedlock on
04.04.2005.
4. That the Petitioner belongs to a Pandit family and had
completed his graduation from Gurukul University,
Haridawar, Uttranchal, and after completing the same, he
came to Delhi and started living in Ved Mandir, Sec.8,
Rohini, Delhi.
5. That the Petitioner belongs to a very principled, well behaved
and well cultured Purohit family and also has a very good
reputation in his native place i.e. Village Jarwar, Post Mera
Pur, District Muzafarnagar, U.P.
6. That after coming in Delhi, the Petitioner started living in
Ved Mandir, at D-12, Sec.8, Rohini, Delhi, alone, and while
living in Mandir, the Petitioner did his further studies from
Delhi University and has done M.A. in Sanskrit and B.Ed.
and presently is doing research work for which the Petitioner
required a great concentration and soothing atmosphere in his
family.
7. That the aforesaid marriage was solemnized in a simple
manner and no dowry demand was made by the Petitioner or
his family members and therefore, the marriage was
solemnized with very less articles which are used to given by
the below middle class family.
8. That before the marriage with the Respondent, the Petitioner
was told about the family of the Respondent as highly
educated and reputed, but the truth started coming even from
the first night of the marriage, when the Respondent
disclosed to the Petitioner that her father has not legally
married to my mother.
9. That in the family of the Respondent, the Respondent has
only studied upto M.A., but i.e. also not from regular course.
10. That though the Respondent has qualification of M.A., but
her behaviour from the beginning of the marriage was very
un-becoming and the Respondent used to be of short
temperament and used to pick up quarrels with the Petitioner
on very petty matters. The Respondent has been shirking her
responsibilities towards the Petitioner and was not only
reluctant in undertaking the domestic affairs but was also
negligent. The Respondent was been in the habit of spending
the time in sleeping and gossiping and watching the
Television.
11. That on the second day of the marriage, the Petitioner got up
early in the morning and did his prayer and other activities,
but the Respondent did not get up till then and rather shouted
on the Petitioner and tried to interfere in the prayer of the
Petitioner. The Petitioner beard all the such activities of the
Respondent as he thought that the Respondent will mend her
behaviour with the passage of time.
12. That on the said date, the Respondent got at about 12:30 p.m.
and straight away started watching Television and when the
same was objected by the Petitioner, the Respondent got
furious and started using abusive and filthy language and also
said that “HAMARE GHAR MAI TO ASAISE HI CHALTA
THA”. The Petitioner even after listening such a language,
which he had never heard in his whole life, controlled
himself and went out of the home for purchasing.
13. That when the Petitioner came at home after about 2 hours,
he found that the Petitioner was sleeping and when the
Petitioner tried to know the reason for the same, the
Respondent said that she had no mood for cooking and also
said that if the Petitioner wants he can take lunch in the
Hotel. The Petitioner therefore went to the Hotel and brought
lunch for himself and the Respondent.
14. That in the night, when the Petitioner tried to co-habit with
the Respondent, the Respondent straight away refused for the
same and on that when the Petitioner tried to know the
reason, the Respondent started shouting and said that “AAP
TO MUJHE ISI KAM KE LIYE LAI HO” and during the
discussion with the Petitioner, the Respondent went in the
kitchen and put her hands on the burning gas stove, when the
Petitioner tried to stop her then the Respondent first time
disclosed that she was not interested to marry with the
Petitioner and therefore, wants to remove even the marks of
Mahendi (Heena). The aforesaid incidents of the Respondent
caused great mental harassment and agony to the Petitioner,
but the Petitioner in the interest of two families curb on his
anger.
15. That after the said incidence, the Respondent had always
created a scene of quarrel for the reason of privacy and other
un-convinced reason in the life and under the garb of the
same left the matrimonial home many times and went to her
parental home without informing the Petitioner and the same
facts used to come in the knowledge of the Petitioner
whenever the Petitioner called at the parental home of the
Respondent, after conducting an enquiry.
16. That one day, a call was made by the father of the
Respondent to the Petitioner on his cell phone and asked him
why he does not bring the Respondent at his residence once
in a weak and when the Petitioner tried to conveyance about
his job and working condition and problem, the father of the
Respondent threatened the Petitioner that the same purpose
he can fulfill with the help of police as he has good relations
with the local police.
17. That the aforesaid conducts of the Respondent was continued
for more than 6 months and during this period the Petitioner
never lived peacefully and always lived in a threat-full
atmosphere created by the Respondent and her parents and
whenever, the Petitioner tried to know the reason from the
Respondent, he was abused by the Respondent.
18. That the Petitioner went to the residence of the Respondent in
her absence and disclosed the aforesaid behaviour and
conduct of the Respondent to her parents, but the parents of
the Respondent took the said matter very lightly and further
the father of the Respondent said that his family has good
love and affection for the Petitioner as he has for his children
and pet dog. The aforesaid comparison by the parents with
their pet dog, created great mental agony to the Petitioner.
19. That on 14.09.2004, the Respondent first time demanded the
entire salary of the Petitioner and when the Petitioner asked
for the reason and at the same time tried to convince the
Respondent by saying that he has to manage many things
other than running the matrimonial home, like expenses on
research work, expenses to maintain his father and some
other expenses. The Petitioner at the same time also said
that he is ready to give a required amount for the purpose of
her personal expenses, but the Respondent took up a quarrel
on this reason and later, threatened the Petitioner and left the
matrimonial home and went to her parent house alongwith
the all the jewellery and valuable clothes.
20. That the Respondent did not return till 17.09.2004, and on
that date the father in law of the Petitioner called the
Petitioner at his residence for some discussions on the family
matters. When the Petitioner reached at the residence of the
Respondent, her father i.e. Shri Kailash Chander and to more
persons were sitting with him, and they stared talking
regarding the relations between the Petitioner and the
Respondent, but after some time, all the three persons
changed their temper and started shouting on the Petitioner
and then the Respondent and her mother also intervened in
the matter, but after there entry the whole atmosphere
become very hot and all the persons including the
Respondent started abusing the Petitioner and at last when
the Petitioner tried to out of their home, the Respondent
closed the door and at that time the father of the Respondent
said that “ TERE KO HAM YAHI PAR JINDA JAMIN MAI
GAR DEGE TO TERE GHAR WALO KO PATA BHI
NAHI CHALE GA” and on listening this the Petitioner
started shouting to take the help of neighbouers, but on
seeing this the Respondent and the aforesaid persons left the
way of the Petitioner and the Petitioner got chance to save his
life and ran out of the parental house of the Respondent’s
house.
21. That the Petitioner was very scared on the aforesaid conduct
of the Respondent and her family, and therefore, did not went
to his aforesaid home and straight away gone to Vedic
Mandir, Rohini and lived there for more than a week due to
the aforesaid harassment and torture by the Respondent and
her family.
22. That out of the total days of matrimonial life between the
Petitioner and the Respondent, the Respondent had lived with
the Petitioner for not more than 17 months as she was having
the habit to go to her parental home without informing the
Petitioner and used to live there for more and more time and
days.
23. That during the continuation of the aforesaid atmosphere and
the circumstances in the matrimonial life of the Petitioner,
the Petitioner got many times chance to control the situations
and to make the relations cordial and the Petitioner never left
any chance to encash the same, but the Respondent never
respond in a healthy way which could make the matrimonial
life of the Petitioner and the Respondent very fruitful.
24. That the Respondent always avoided to get conceive as she
used to say that “MUJHE BACHA PAYDA KARKE
TUMARE SATH HAMESHA KE LIA NAHI BANDHNA”,
and the Petitioner had not left any chance to convince the
Respondent to have a complete life with children.
25. That after a great efforts to mend the thinking of the
Respondent, at last on 04.4.2005, the baby Sadana was born
out of the abovesaid wedlock, but after the birth of the baby
the behaviour of the Respondent became more cruel towards
the Petitioner and the baby child.
26. That even after getting a very sweet God gift in the form of
baby Sadana, the Respondent never changed her behaviour
and was also cruel towards the Petitioner and the baby child.
27. That the Respondent crossed all her limits when she left the
matrimonial home on 03.06.2005 without the disclosing any
reason to the Petitioner, and when the Petitioner tried to
enquire about the same on telephone, the Respondent and her
mother abused the Petitioner and used such a filthy language
which the Petitioner had never heard in his life and
Respondent also said that she has no interest with the
Petitioner and now she will start her new life after giving the
baby Sadana in orphanage.
28. That after the said incidence, the Petitioner had understood
that his matrimonial life is over and now nothing is left for
the future, and since then, the Petitioner is living in the
merciful hands of the Respondent.
29. That the Respondent is living a wild life as she has no
interest, control, feelings, affection, love, responsibilities,
care, duties towards the Petitioner and therefore, the
Petitioner has left with no other efficacious remedy except to
approach this Hon'ble Court.
30. That on 14.02.2006, when the Petitioner came to his home
from his job, he found a big lock on the main door of his
home and when the Petitioner tried to enquired about the
same, the neighbourers disclosed that the mother of the
Respondent, came at about 11:30 a.m. and after some time
the Respondent alongwith the girl child went with her mother
to some place.
31. That the Petitioner enquired about the Respondent and his
baby child, but after the long efforts, the Petitioner could
know that the Respondent had left the company of the
Petitioner forever. This fact was disclosed and confirmed by
the Respondent on telephone and the Respondent in a very
harsh and abusive language threatened the Petitioner to not to
come even near to her parental home. Since the, the
Petitioner is living an alone life.
32. That the Petitioner has every apprehension that it is not safe
to live with the Respondent and hence filing this petition for
divorce, as there is no chance for reconciliation with
Respondent.
33. That the Respondent is in the habit of creating scene and
exaggerate the things as they are. She is very disrespectful,
non co-operative rude and offensive and used to call bad
names to the Petitioner and also threatened him. She would
not hesitate to comment unnecessarily on the Petitioner and
his family members, but she has also acted upon. She refused
to perform the matrimonial obligations and denied for love
and affection with the husband which she should share with
the Petitioner. Marriage has become practically dead due to
the behaviour of the Respondent.
34. That the Petitioner has not in any manner being necessary to
or connived at or condoned the act of cruelty.
35. That now at this stage the Petitioner is living under a great
threat of his life, respect, and lousing his only job due to the
aforesaid conduct of the Respondent.
36. That the Respondent kept continued her aforesaid behavior
and the Petitioner had many times tried to persuade the
respondent to mend her ways and to maintain peace and
harmony in the family. However, the behavior of the
respondent became worse. The Respondent used to abuse the
petitioner even in the presence of the neighbourers and some
relatives without any reasonable cause.
37. That the Petitioner had not condone the acts of cruelties
alleged in the present Petition against the Respondent.
38. That the present petition is not filed in collusion with the
respondent.
39. That there is no other previous proceedings between the
parties except the present one is pending.
40. That there is no unnecessary or improper delay in filing this
petition.
41. That there is no impediment in granting the relief as prayed
for in the petition.
42. That the marriage of the parties was solemnized at Delhi, the
parties to the petition also resided lastly within the
jurisdiction of this Hon’ble court, hence this Hon’ble has got
jurisdiction to entertain and try this petition.
43. That the fixed court fee has been affixed on the petition.
PRAYER:
It is, therefore, most respectfully prayed that this Hon’ble
court may very kindly be pleased to pass a decree of divorce in
favour of the petitioner and against the respondent.
Any other or further order/ relief which this Hon’ble court
deems fit and proper in the facts and circumstances of the case be
passed / granted in favour of the petitioner.
Delhi Petitioner
Dated: 3rd March, 2006.
Through
Gurmit Singh Hans & Vishal Soni
Advocates
Counsel for the Petitioner
VERIFICATION:
I ,the above named deponent do hereby on solemn affirmation
verify that the contents of the above petition from paras no.1 to
__ are true to my knowledge and those of paras no. __ to __ are
true on information received and believed to be true, while the
last para is prayer to this Hon’ble court.
Verified at Delhi on 1st day of March, 2006.
Petitioner
IN THE HON’BLE COURT OF DISTRICT JUDGE, DELHI
H.M.A PETITION NO. OF _______________2006
In the matter of :
SHRI DEVENDER KUMAR ARYA …PETITIONER
VERSUS
SMT. SUNITA …RESPONDENT
AFFIDAVIT
I, DEVENDER KUMAR ARYA S/O SHRI NIRBHEY SINGH
R/O B-6/15, SEC.7, ROHINI, DELHI-110085, do hereby solemnly
affirm and declare as under:
1. That the marriage of the deponent was solemnized with the
respondent on 21ST April, 2003 at Delhi, as per the Hindu rites
and customs.
2. That the Petitioner was constrained to leave the matrimonial
house on 07.02.2006, due to the cause and reasons already
explained in the accompanying petition.
3. That the attached petition u/s 13 (1) (ia) of the Hindu
Marriage Act has not been filed in collusion with the
Respondent.
4. That there is no legal impediment in granting the relief as
prayed for in the petition.
Deponent
Verification :-
I, the above named deponent on solemn affirmation verify that
the contents of the above affidavit from paras no.1 to 4 are true
to my knowledge, no part of it is false and nothing is concealed
therefrom.
Verified at Delhi on 01st day of March, 2006.
Deponent
AFFIDAVIT
Affidavit of Amrit Singh Ramgaria son of Sardar Ralha Singh,
aged 45 years, resident of B-131, Jahangir Puri, Delhi, do hereby
solemnly affirm and declare as under;
1. That my son namely Master Tavender Singh Ramgaria is
studying in 8th class in Happy Model School, Adarsh Nagar, Delhi-
33.
2. That I am Ramgaria by caste which comes under the Other
Back Wards Class.
3. That it is my true statement.
DEPONENT
VERIFICATION:
Verified at Delhi on this 28th day of February, 2006, that the
contents of above affidavit are true and correct to the best of my
knowledge and nothing material has been concealed.
DEPONENT
SMS SENT BY THE
To,
The S.H.O.
Police Station Rohini,
Delhi-33.
Sub: COMPLAINT AGAINST SMT.BINDIA
SHARMA DAUGHTER OF SH. PURAN
CHAND SHARMA WIFE OF SHRI AMIT
SHARMA R/O 238/1, D-6, SEC.6, ROHINI,
DELHI-85, MOBILE NO.9910170901.
Sir,
With due respect, I, Amit Sharma Son of Late
Sh.Kishori Lal Sharma R/O G-2/47, First Floor,Sec.16, Rohini,
Delhi-85, got married with the Smt. Bindia, on 27.11.2005 at
Delhi.
Since the date of marriage my aforesaid wife Smt.
Bindia always also non co-operative and not understanding lady
and therefore, I could never enjoy the fruits of matrimonial life and
always lived in a very tense situation.
I had many things to say against my wife and I have list
of problems, created by her during my very small married life, but
here I am not mentioning the same, as I have already taken the
shelter of court of law, and it is pertinent to mention here that my
divorce case against my aforesaid wife is pending in the Hon'ble
Court of Smt. Sunita Gupta, ADJ, Rohini Court, Delhi.
Before going to the court, my wife made me
constrained to leave my home in three clothes on 19.2.2006 and
since then I am on the road.
When I left my home, my home was under my lock and
key, as my wife also went to her parental home.
Today in the morning when I went to my aforesaid
home I found that the lock on the door was changed and when I
enquired about the same from the neighbourers they informed that
your wife and her parents had break open the lock in the night
hours.
Sir, I had placed a second lock on the main door for the
safety purpose as I have come to know that my wife is living with
her parents.
Sir, I am in the great trouble and living out of my home
and also not taken a chance to break open the lock placed by my
wife, and therefore, my aforesaid action of placing second lock
may not be taken in a wrong way.
My all the household articles were lying in my
aforesaid home, when I left my home and the same in the
knowledge of my wife and I have a threat that my abundant house
can be misused by my wife.
Delhi Complainant.
Dated: 02.03.2006
Amit Sharma
S/o Late Sh.Kishori Lal Sharma
R/O G-2/47, First Floor,
Sec.16, Rohini, Delhi-85
To,
IN THE HON’BLE COURT OF DISTRICT
JUDGE, DELHI
H.M.A PETITION NO. OF _______________2006
In the matter of :
SHRI JITENDER SHARMA
S/O SHRI MEHAR CHAND SHARMA
R/O D-540, GALI NO.13,
BHAJAN PURA, DELHI. ….Petitioner
VERSUS
SMT. ANITA
WIFE OF JITENDER SHARMA
DAUGHTER OF SHRI KASHTURI
R/O D-540, GALI NO.13,
BHAJAN PURA, DELHI. ..Respondent
PETITION UNDER SECTION 13 (i) (a) OF
OF THE HINDU MARRIAGE ACT, 1955
(AMENDED UPTO DATE) FOR THE
DECREE OF DIVORCE.
Most Respectfully Showeth :
1. That the marriage between the petitioner and the respondent
was solemnized on 20th of April, 1996, at D-540, Gali no.13,
Bhajan Pura, Delhi, according to the Hindu rites and
customs. Necessary affidavit to this effect is filed herewith.
2. That the status, age and place of residence of the parties to
the marriage, before and at the time of filing this petition
were/are as under:
Before marriage
Husband Wife
Status & Age Place of residence Status Age Place of residence
Hindu Bachelor 23 D-540, Gali No.13, Hindu Virgin 22 Sarai Khoyaja,
Yrs. Bhajan Pura, Delhi. Faridabad, Haryna.
At the time of filing of this petition
Husband Wife
Status & Age Place of residence Status Age Place of residence
Hindu Married 32 ---Do--- Hindu Married 32 540, Gali No.13,
Bhajan Pura, Delhi.
3. That after the marriage both the parties to the petition
started living together at 540, Gali No.13, Bhajan Pura,
Delhi, as a husband and wife and the marriage was duly
consummated, out of this wed lock two children were born,
namely, Nidhi Sharma and Master Boby, on 06.10.1998 and
09.09.2000, respectively.
4. That the aforesaid marriage was solemnized in a simple
manner and no dowry demand was made by the Petitioner or
his family members and therefore, the marriage was
solemnized with very less articles which are used to be given
by the below middle class family.
5. That on the second day of the marriage, the Petitioner got
up early in the morning and did his prayer and other
activities, but the Respondent did not get up till then and
rather shouted on the Petitioner and tried to interfere in the
prayer of the Petitioner. The Petitioner beard all the such
activities of the Respondent as he thought that the
Respondent will mend her behaviour with the passage of
time.
6. That the behaviour of the Respondent from the very
beginning of the marriage was very un-becoming and the
Respondent used to be of short temperament and used to pick
quarrels with the Petitioner on very petty matters. The
Respondent had been shirking her responsibilities towards
the Petitioner and was not only reluctant in undertaking the
domestic affairs but was also negligent. The Respondent was
been in the habit of spending the time in sleeping and
gossiping and watching the Television.
7. That the Respondent was in habit to leave the matrimonial
home without informing the Petitioner and other family
members and used to go in her parental home and stayed
there for 10-15 days. After few days of marriage, the
Respondent consumed the poison and when the Petitioner
after a hard work could manage to get the Respondent vomit
8. then after vomiting the Respondent opened her eyes and
said that I was not interested for marriage, but only under the
pressure of my brothers I was agreed for the same. The
Petitioner informed the said incident on telephone to the
brothers of the Respondent and also called them. Both the
brothers Narender Sharma and Prem Sharma came at the
place of Petitioner and took the Respondent to Hindu Rao
Hospital, Delhi. I was disclosed by the brothers of the
Respondent that the Respondent is a nonsense girl, and
therefore she had done such a wrong act. There in the Hindu
Rao Hospital, the aforesaid brother of the Respondent could
manage to remove the poison in the Respondent with the help
of doctors and later brought the Respondent back night itself
to avoid the police case.
9. That when the aforesaid incident was happened with the
Petitioner, the father of the Petitioner was posted in Tehri
Gadwal and when he came back from there, he went to the
parental home of the Respondent and there tried to sought out
the difficulties of the Respondent and also requested the
Respondent to save her matrimonial life. But even after the
said efforts of the father of the Petitioner, the Respondent
returned in the life of the Petitioner after a long period when
she came with her brother at the Bhajan Pura address of the
Petitioner.
10. That in the year 1997 one day on a very small dispute
between the Petitioner and the Respondent, the Respondent
started shouting on the Petitioner and when the Petitioner
tried to stop her, the Respondent broke her glass bangles and
put scars on her hands, neck and other parts of her body, after
that the Respondent ran away in the street and started
shouting and crying and after some time called the police at
100 number. After this incidence and with the intervention of
police and other respectable members of the society, the
Petitioner was constrained to leave the house of his parents
and started living on rent in Khajuri, Delhi. It is pertinent to
mention here that while leaving the house in Bhajan Pura, the
Petitioner and the Respondent took their all valuable articles,
clothes, utensils and products with them which were received
by them in the marriage from both the sides.
11. That even after the aforesaid scarifies of the Petitioner, the
Respondent did not change her bahaviour towards the
Petitioner and continued to pick quarrels with the Petitioner
on very petty matters. The Respondent continued to maintain
her habit of spending the time in sleeping and gossiping and
watching the Television, more specifically the Respondent
made the life of the Petitioner as hell. It is pertinent to
mention here that the mother Kasturi and brother Rajender
Sharma, Chander Parkash, Kishan Sharma and Prem Sharma
of the Respondent started interfering in the matrimonial life
of the parties and due to the said the Respondent used to take
the advantage, and get harass the Petitioner on one or other
reasons.
12. That the aforesaid brothers of the Respondent also started
threatening the Petitioner and putting pressure on the
Petitioner for living with them in Faridabad, which was not
accepted to the Petitioner. On this the Respondent left the
company of the Petitioner and started living in her parental
home. For putting pressure on the Petitioner, the brothers of
the Respondent also threatened the Petitioner to kill him and
also one time in the month of July, 1998 when the Petitioner
alongwith his brother was coming from his office and when
they were on foot in Hous Khas, the brother of the
Respondent namely Chander Parkash, Kishan Sharma and
one of their associates stopped the way of the Petitioner and
his brother on the road and also beaten them and during this
nozzle bone of the Petitioner was also broken by them. On
seeing this incident, the people started gathering there and
after few minutes PCR Gypsy also came there, which took
the Petitioner and his brother to the Hospital.
13. That on the same night, the Respondent called on
telephone to the Petitioner and threatened the Petitioner by
this time he could be saved, by next time nobody will going
to save him. On the very next date the Petitioner was called
by the Police officials of P.S. Hauz Khas where the relatives
of the Respondent were already present, where with the
intervention and pressure of the police, the Petitioner was
constrained to withdraw his complaint against the brothers of
the Respondent. After the said incidence, the Respondent
joined the company of the Petitioner after a long period of
eight months when her brother left her with the Petitioner.
14. That after coming from her parental home, the Petitioner
made her daily routine of getting up at about 12:30 p.m. and
straight away started watching Television and when the same
was objected by the Petitioner, the Respondent got furious
and started using abusive and filthy language and also said
that “HAMARE GHAR MAI TO ASAISE HI CHALTA
THA”. The Petitioner continuously listens and bears the said
language and behaviour of the Respondent for a long period,
which he had never heard and seen in his whole life.
15. That on 11.11.2001, the Respondent lodged a false
complaint of beating in Police Station with the help of
Constable Rakesh, where on the false report of ASI Ram
Gopal, the Petitioner and his father were sent to Tihar Jail
from where they got bail after five days. Even after that
constable Rakesh and Constable Leela continued to visit the
house of the Petitioner for one or the other reason and used to
threaten the Petitioner on the name of sending him in Tihar
Jail again and again.
16. That in year 2002, the visit of constable Leela, constable
Rakesh and the mother of the Respondent became very
frequent in the house of the Petitioner and all of them started
putting pressure on the Petitioner that the Petitioner has to
safe guard the future of the Respondent by transferring the
rights of his parents house in the name of the Respondent.
When the Respondent refused for the same, the mother of
the Respondent and the constable Leela and Constable
Rakesh threatened the Petitioner that the said thing they can
do even without the consent of the Petitioner or his family.
The said behaviour of the Respondent, her mother and other
family members disturbed the Petitioner very much.
17. That after the said incidence, the Petitioner was so terrible
and frightened that he and his parents allowed the
Respondent to live in the half of the only property of the
parents of the Petitioner i.e. H.No.D-540, Gali No.13, Bhajan
Pura, Delhi-53 and till today the Respondent is enjoying the
half portion of the said property alongwith the children, with
them the Respondent never allowed the Petitioner to meet or
talk, without any disturbance or encumbrances from the
Petitioner’s side.
18. That the Petitioner had not left any stone un-turned to
meet or talk his children, but the Respondent is adamant that
she will not allow the Petitioner to even see his children. The
said conduct of the Respondent has caused greave injuries to
the heart of the Petitioner about which the Petitioner is living
merciful life.
19. That when the aforesaid activities of harassment, cruelty,
torture and un-humanity was continued with the Petitioner in
the hands of Respondent, her mother, Constable Rakesh,
Constable Rakesh, Chander Parkash, Kishan Sharma,
Rajender Prasad and Prem Sharma, for a long period, the
Petitioner decided to finish his life and therefore, on
20.03.2005 the Petitioner stabbed a knife in his stomach for
5-6 times and later his life was managed to save after an
operation. After that incidence, constable Rakesh and
Constable Leela came to the Petitioner; when he was
admitted in the G.T.B. Hospital and was fighting with the
death and threatened the Petitioner that if he will disclosed
their name or the name of any one from the family of the
Respondent then the Petitioner will be in-tangle in false
criminal cases. Later with the conspiracy with the police, the
Respondent could manage to register an FIR against the
Petitioner under section 309 of IPC on the basis of the
aforesaid incidence.
20. That even after the said incidence, the Respondent did not
change her behavior and continuously harassed the Petitioner
for one or other reason. It is pertinent to mention here that
when the Petitioner was in G.T.B. Hospital after the aforesaid
incidence and remained there at about 9 days, the Respondent
or her any family member did not come to see and meet him
not even a single time. The Petitioner was therefore
continuously remained in the Hospital on the mercy of the
Hospital. When after 9 days the Petitioner could come out of
the Hospital and was confined to bed as he was advised for
the same, the Respondent continuously harassed the
Petitioner by one way or the other and one day when the
Petitioner was sleeping and the Respondent went out for
some work at about 1:30 p.m. the Respondent came back and
started shouting on the Petitioner and when the Petitioner
tried to know the reason for the same, the Respondent started
using abusive language and later jumped upon the Petitioner
and sat on him and also beaten the Petitioner. The Petitioner
was bearing all the aforesaid conduct and behavior of the
Petitioner as he was helpless due to his physical ailment. Due
to the aforesaid act, few stitches of the Petitioner were
broken and the Petitioner was constrained to admit in G.T.K.
Hospital for more than 45 days.
21. That on 05.03.2006, after a very small discussion with the
Petitioner the Respondent called the police on 100 number
and reported against the Petitioner and his younger brother
Kishan that they have beaten her after holding her from her
hairs. The said complaint was marked to ASI Vikram Singh
Bansal, who was honestly verifying all the facts and
circumstances of the said complaint, but when the
Respondent could manage for talk between the ASI Vikram
Singh Bansal and Constable Leela. The behaviour of Vikram
Singh Bansal got suddenly changed and he assured the
Respondent in the presence of the Petitioner and his younger
brother that he had talked with constable Anita; and
therefore, everything will be done according to the wishes of
the Respondent. After talking the statement of the
Respondent, the Petitioner and his brother were sent to Jail.
22. That after the said incidence, on 21.03.2006, at about
10:00 p.m. the Respondent and constable Leela came to the
residence of the Petitioner who was living with his parents in
the remaining portion of H.No.D-540, Gali No.13, Bhajan
Pura, Delhi, and threatened to make registry on the name of
the Respondent for the portion where the Respondent is
living which is actually half of the only property earned by
the father of the Petitioner after serving more than 30 years
for the Government of India. That when the said proposal
was not agreeable to the parents of the Petitioner, the
Respondent and constable Leela threatened the Petitioner and
his family that for them it is very easy to tear their clothes
and to use them against the Petitioner or his family as an
ammunition.
23. That since then the Petitioner is living under the threat,
harassment, torture and pressure of the Respondent, her
associates and her all the well wishers those are helping her
for wrongful gains.
24. That during the continuation of the aforesaid atmosphere
and the circumstances in the matrimonial life of the
Petitioner, the Petitioner got many times chance to control
the situations and to make the relations cordial and the
Petitioner never left any chance to en-cash the same, but the
Respondent never respond in a healthy way which could
make the matrimonial life of the Petitioner and the
Respondent very fruitful.
25. That after the last incidence, the Petitioner had understood
that his matrimonial life is over and now nothing is left for
the future, and since then, the Petitioner is living in the
merciful hands of the Respondent.
26. That the Respondent is living a wild life as she has no
interest, control, feelings, affection, love, responsibilities,
care, duties towards the Petitioner and therefore, the
Petitioner has left with no other efficacious remedy except to
approach this Hon'ble Court.
27. That the Petitioner has every apprehension that it is not
safe to live with the Respondent and hence filing this petition
for divorce, as there is no chance for reconciliation with
Respondent.
28. That the Respondent is in the habit of creating scene and
exaggerate the things as they are. She is very disrespectful,
non co-operative rude and offensive and used to call bad
names to the Petitioner and also threatened him. She would
not hesitate to comment unnecessarily on the Petitioner and
his family members, but she has also acted upon. She refused
to perform the matrimonial obligations and denied for love
and affection with the husband which she should share with
the Petitioner. Marriage has become practically dead due to
the behaviour of the Respondent.
29. That the Petitioner has not in any manner being necessary
to or connived at or condoned the act of cruelty.
30. That now at this stage the Petitioner is living under a great
threat of his life, respect, and lousing his only job due to the
aforesaid conduct of the Respondent.
31. That the Respondent kept continued her aforesaid
behavior and the Petitioner had many times tried to persuade
the respondent to mend her ways and to maintain peace and
harmony in the family. However, the behavior of the
respondent became worse. The Respondent used to abuse the
petitioner even in the presence of the neighbourers and some
relatives without any reasonable cause.
32. That the Petitioner had not condone the acts of cruelties
alleged in the present Petition against the Respondent.
33. That the present petition is not filed in collusion with the
respondent.
34. That there is no other previous proceedings between the
parties except the present one is pending.
35. That there is no unnecessary or improper delay in filing
this petition.
36. That there is no impediment in granting the relief as
prayed for in the petition.
37. That the marriage of the parties was solemnized at Delhi,
the parties to the petition also resided lastly within the
jurisdiction of this Hon’ble court, hence this Hon’ble has got
jurisdiction to entertain and try this petition.
38. That the fixed court fee has been affixed on the petition.
PRAYER:
It is, therefore, most respectfully prayed that this Hon’ble
court may very kindly be pleased to pass a decree of divorce in
favour of the petitioner and against the respondent.
Any other or further order/ relief which this Hon’ble court
deems fit and proper in the facts and circumstances of the case be
passed / granted in favour of the petitioner.
Delhi Petitioner
Dated:
Through
Gurmit Singh Hans & Vishal Soni
Advocates
Counsel for the Petitioner
VERIFICATION:
I ,the above named deponent do hereby on solemn affirmation
verify that the contents of the above petition from paras no.1 to
28 are true to my knowledge and those of paras no. 29 to 37 are
true on information received and believed to be true, while the
last para is prayer to this Hon’ble court.
Verified at Delhi on day of ____, 2006.
Petitioner
IN THE HON’BLE COURT OF DISTRICT JUDGE,
SHAHDARA, DELHI
H.M.A PETITION NO. OF _______________2006
In the matter of :
JITENDER SHARMA ..PETITIONER
VERSUS
ANITA SHARMA ..RESPONDENT
AFFIDAVIT
I, JITENDER SHARMA SON OF SHRI MEHER CHAND
SHARMA R/O HOUSE NO.540, GALI NO.13, BHAJAN PURA,
DELHI-53, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under:
1. That the marriage of the deponent was solemnized with the
respondent on 20.04.1996 at Delhi, as per the Hindu rites and
customs.
2. That the Petitioner and the Respondent was living separately
on ________, due to the cause and reasons already explained in
the accompanying petition.
3. That the attached petition u/s 13 (1) (ia) of the Hindu
Marriage Act has not been filed in collusion with the
Respondent.
4. That there is no legal impediment in granting the relief as
prayed for in the petition.
Deponent
Verification :-
I, the above named deponent on solemn affirmation verify that
the contents of the above affidavit from paras no.1 to 4 are true
to my knowledge, no part of it is false and nothing is concealed
therefrom.
Verified at Delhi on 17th day of March, 2006.
Deponent
IN THE HON’BLE COURT OF DISTRICT JUDGE,
SHAHDARA, DELHI
H.M.A PETITION NO. OF _______________2006
In the matter of :
JITENDER SHARMA ..PETITIONER
VERSUS
ANITA SHARMA ..RESPONDENT
INDEX.
Sl.No. Particulars. Pages. C.Fees.
1. Memo of Parties. A.
2. Petition Under Section 13 (1) 01-19 Rs.13/-
(ia) of Hindu Marriage Act,
1955.
3. Affidavit in Support. 20-21
4. List of Documents. 22-36
5. Power of Attorney. 37 Rs.1.25
Delhi Petitioner
Dated:17.03.2006
Through
Gurmit Singh Hans & Vishal Soni
Advocates
Chamber No.61FF, Western Wing,
Tis Hazari Courts, Delhi.
IN THE HON’BLE COURT OF DISTRICT JUDGE,
SHAHDARA, DELHI
H.M.A PETITION NO. OF _______________2006
In the matter of :
JITENDER SHARMA ..PETITIONER
VERSUS
ANITA SHARMA ..RESPONDENT
MEMO OF PARTIES
SHRI JITENDER SHARMA
S/O SHRI MAHER CHAND SHARMA
R/O D-540, GALI NO.13,
BHAJAN PURA, DELHI. ….Petitioner
VERSUS
SMT. ANITA
WIFE OF JITENDER SHARMA
DAUGHTER OF SHRI KASHTURI
R/O D-540, GALI NO.13,
BHAJAN PURA, DELHI. ..Respondent
Delhi Petitioner
Dated:17.03.2006
Through
Gurmit Singh Hans & Vishal Soni
Advocates
Chamber No.61FF, Western Wing,
Tis Hazari Courts, Delhi.
IN THE HON’BLE COURT OF DISTRICT JUDGE,
SHAHDARA, DELHI
H.M.A PETITION NO. OF _______________2006
In the matter of :
JITENDER SHARMA ..PETITIONER
VERSUS
ANITA SHARMA ..RESPONDENT
LIST OF DOCUMENTS.
Sl.No. Particulars. Pages.
1. Complaint dt. 03.04.2006 addressed to 23-24
Commissioner of Police.
2. Complaint dt 28.09.2005 addressed to 25-29
S.H.O. P.S. Bhajan Pura, Delhi.
3. Complaint dt 02.06.2005 addressed to 30-31
S.H.O. P.S. Bhajan Pura, Delhi.
4. Complaint dt 10.07.1998 addressed to 32-36
S.H.O. P.S. Bhajan Pura, Delhi,
alongwith medical record.
Delhi Petitioner
Dated:17.03.2006
Through
Gurmit Singh Hans & Vishal Soni
Advocates
Chamber No.61FF, Western Wing,
Tis Hazari Courts, Delhi.
IN THE HON’BLE COURT OF DISTRICT JUDGE,
SHAHDARA, DELHI
H.M.A PETITION NO. OF _______________2006
In the matter of :
JITENDER SHARMA ..PETITIONER
VERSUS
ANITA SHARMA ..RESPONDENT
1. Record Clerk Jaipur Golden Hospital, with the record of
death summary of Late Shri Jagdish Naghpal dated
22.05.2004 with reference JGH/MED/2004/182 and the
complete medical record of Late Shri Jagdish Nagpal from
the date of his admission i.e. 09.03.2004 to the date of death
i.e. 13.03.2004 including the treatment given under the
management of Dr.U.C.D. Nautial, Nephrologist.
2. Dr. U.C.D.Nautial, Nephrologist, Jaipur Golden Hospital
with the record of
1. Name of different type of work
2. In reply not mentioned the category (Daffar on the
Pass/Attendance Card)
3. Number of 150 employees in the year 1999.
4. Total number of cases against you under the Industrial
Dispute Act.
5. The number of machines 25 machines in the year 1999
and at list two persons are required to run the one
machine.
6. At list 12 helper are doing the misc. works.
7. 13 ladies to chatai, and 3-4 machiens to run the machine.
8. 4 mans to Dulai
9. 2 persons at Bandal Machine.
10. In 1988, 82-85 persons were working.
11. Register regarding the attendance and timing.
12. Total number of shifts (2-3)
13. In the absence of machine man, the workman was running
the machine (for more than one month).
14. Suggestion Helper to Machine Man (Semi Skilled)
15. Where was your office.
16. Number of Factories. I say one in D-8 (Sell out), MBC
(Sealed by Excise Depatment), 72 (Currently running as
Rolling Mill), at Jahangir puri, Delhi, in the year 1989.
Divided A-62 Wazir Pur and installed one cutter machine
in year 1995.
17. Three brothers worked together till last knowledge 1999.
18. Any Manager (Suggestion Sharmaji)
19. Number of works:
a) Repairor of the Machine.
b) Machine Man (To run the Machine)
c) Daffer.
d) Helper
At about 9:00 reached to Factory, Firstly the worker set the
machine by dabing the Daaga in the Machine and then Machine
Man starts the Machine. Then the worker go to other machine
for daabing.
Daabing includes: to give oil, mesrol, grissing, to put the Daga
in Machine,
I, JITENDER SHARMA SON OF SHRI MEHER CHAND
SHARMA R/O HOUSE NO.540, GALI NO.13, BHAJAN PURA,
DELHI-53, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under:
1. That the marriage of the deponent was solemnized with the
respondent on 20.04.1996 at Delhi, as per the Hindu rites and
customs.
2. That the Petitioner and the Respondent was living separately
on ________, due to the cause and reasons already explained in
the accompanying petition.
3. That the attached petition u/s 13 (1) (ia) of the Hindu
Marriage Act has not been filed in collusion with the
Respondent.
4. That there is no legal impediment in granting the relief as
prayed for in the petition.
Deponent
Verification :-
I, the above named deponent on solemn affirmation verify that
the contents of the above affidavit from paras no.1 to 4 are true
to my knowledge, no part of it is false and nothing is concealed
therefrom.
Verified at Delhi on 17th day of March, 2006.
Deponent