Man pronounces triple talaq on wife in UP
PTI, Aug 2, 2019, 4:40 PM IST
Mathura: A police station here has booked a man for pronouncing triple talaq on his wife, probably the first such case since the enactment of the law punishing the practice.
The Muslim Women (Protection of Rights on Marriage) Bill prescribing up to three years imprisonment for men giving instant triple talaq to their wives and was passed by Parliament on Tuesday.
Ikram, a resident of Haryana’s Nuh district had married Jumirat about two years ago and was demanding Rs 1 lakh as dowry from his in-laws who live in Krishna Nagar locality in Kosi Kalan town here.
The victim had returned to her maternal home following harassment and had lodged a complaint with the local police. The couple was then called at the ‘mahila thana’ (all-women police station) in the district for reconciliation, sub inspector Ruchi Tyagi said.
Both had reached a compromise after several counselling sessions. On July 30, they were called again by the police and their relation appeared cordial, she added.
However, as the couple stepped outside the police station, Ikram pronounced triple talaq on his wife after his mother-in-law expressed inability to fulfil his dowry demand, SSP Shalabh Mathur said.
An FIR was filed against Ikram at the women police station following a complaint by his mother-in-law, he added.
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