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The Calcutta High Court recently acquitted a college professor who was found guilty by the trial court and sentenced to 20 years imprisonment for the alleged rape of a 16-year-old girl. A Division Bench of Justice Arijit Banerjee and Justice Apurba Sinha Ray found that the professor was framed in the case under Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act (POCSO Act) on the basis of the testimony given by his estranged wife Rita Soren and their son. The Court ruled the accused had endured four years of wrongful incarceration on account of police incompetence and antagonistic conduct of a prosecutor. The Court also ordered the Director General of Police to immediately consider initiating disciplinary proceedings against Sub Inspector (SI) Nibedita Koley for allowing herself to be swayed by biased and unreliable witnesses against the man, Pratap Digal. The court also said that Special Public Prosecutor Joydeep Mukherjee should have withdrawn himself from the case but instead used his client and her son’s testimony to frame the appellant who was a professor in Serampore College and was in custody for more than 4 years. Calling it a case of professional misconduct, the Court directed the Chairman of Bar Council of West Bengal to immediately consider initiating disciplinary proceedings against advocate Mukherjee. While directing payment of compensation of ₹10 lakh to Digal, the Court said that the State can recover the same from SI Koley and advocate Mukherjee. SHARE TO SPREAD AWARENESS #formenidia #FalseCases

Ankit Kasla, a father of three sons aged 16, 14, and 12, says he has been raising his children alone since the breakdown of his 17-year marriage. He alleges that his wife is having an extra marital affair and has implicated him in false cases. According to Khasla, his children have given statements before investigating authorities and during mediation, expressing their wish to stay with their father. He further claims that evidence recovered from social media conversations supports his allegations regarding his wife's conduct. Khasla also alleges that his wife has failed to respond to summons and has not complied with directions issued by the Magistrate and other court authorities. He says the prolonged dispute has affected his children's emotional well-being and studies, while financial constraints have made it difficult for him to continue pursuing legal remedies. @MumbaiPolice @CPMumbaiPolice Seeking your assistance in this matter. #formenidia #divorce

A 23-year-old motorcycle rider was k*lled and a 10-year-old boy critically injured after a car allegedly driven by the wife of a police sub-inspector collided with a motorcycle on Dubagga road on Friday (29 May), afternoon. According to eyewitness accounts, the impact was so severe that the motorcycle rider, identified as Sahil, was thrown into the air and landed on the bonnet of the car. He sustained severe head injuries and died on the spot. The pillion rider, Mohd. Maaz alias Ajaan (10), suffered serious injuries and was rushed to hospital, where he remains critical. Eyewitnesses claimed that the car was being driven by the wife of a sub-inspector, while the police officer was seated beside her in uniform at the time of the accident. Following the collision, angry villagers surrounded the couple and prevented them from leaving. A police team reached the spot and escorted the sub-inspector and his wife safely to the police station. The villagers later placed Sahil’s body on Hardoi Road and blocked the traffic for nearly four hours. They demanded Rs 1 crore as compensation, a government job for a family member, and the immediate arrest of those responsible for the accident. Assistant commissioner of police, (Kakori) Shakeel Ahmed, reached the spot and held talks with the family members assuring a fair investigation and possible compensation. DO YOU THINK ANY ACTION WOULD BE TAKEN AGAINST THE COP'S WIFE? #formenidia

In Twisha Sharma's death case, her mother-in-law and husband have been arrested and sent to 5 days CBI custody as Twisha's family claimed that they had subjected her to torture and harassment. However, we donot see such prompt actions from authorities when such incidents occur with men. A woman who fatally stabbed her husband during a sudden quarrel was spared jail by the Telangana High Court. The court upheld her conviction for culpable homicide but reduced her sentence from four years in prison to only a ₹500 fine. According to the case, the husband had allegedly come to her parents' house, abused her and her family, and a heated argument broke out. In the heat of the moment, she stabbed him with a knife, causing his death. According to a neighbour, his last words before dying were "Amma." The post-mortem report revealed a deep stab wound to the neck that extended into the muscles, blood vessels, clavicle, ribs, and lung, causing fatal internal injuries. The trial court sentenced her to four years of rigorous imprisonment along with a fine of ₹500. The woman paid the fine but moved high court regarding the 4 years of imprisonment. The High Court ruled that the act was not premeditated and fell under Exception 4 of Section 300 of the IPC, which applies when a death occurs during a sudden fight, without prior planning, in the heat of passion, and without undue cruelty. Considering these circumstances, the court took a lenient view and removed the prison sentence, retaining only the fine. SHARE TO SPREAD AWARENESS #formenidia

A high-voltage drama unfolded on a road in Hajipur, Bihar, involving a husband and wife. The husband claimed that he sold his ancestral land to support his wife's education. However, after she became a BPSC teacher, she allegedly left her husband and 10 year old son. The husband further alleged that he caught his wife in an objectionable situation with her lover in a rented room. The husband says he is a photographer and works day and night to support his family. He did everything he could to educate his wife and fulfil her wishes. Aman Kumar says that the BPSC TRE 2 results were declared in January 2024. His wife was selected as a teacher. She underwent a month-long training in Triveniganj, Supaul district. During her training, his wife began an affair with a man named Prem Prakash Jaiwal. Last year, his wife left home and moved to Hajipur. For the past year, his son has been living with him. Meanwhile, Aman Kumar claimed that he recently made a surprise visit to their rented house in Lichchavi Nagar, Hajipur. There, he caught his wife in a compromising position with her alleged boyfriend, Prem Prakash. The husband locked the door and informed the police. After receiving information, the police arrived at the spot and managed to calm the situation. The commotion reportedly continued on the road for a long time, during which the woman’s alleged lover was also present. The matter between the husband and wife is currently being heard in court. #formenidia

Nishant Baranwal from Noida was found hanging in his room on 14th September 2024. His family alleged foul play and showed a cctv footage where it could be seen that Nishant's wife was DRAGGING his body out of their flat and kept it on the staircase outside. We circulated the CCTV footage along with the interview of Nishant's sister. The video reached lakhs of people yet No outrage No media debate No "media trial" of his wife No action against the wife And the case is still pending. WHY IS OUTRAGE ONE SIDED AND FOR ONE GENDER ONLY? ARE MEN'S LIVES NOT IMPORTANT? SHARE THIS VIDEO AND HELP NISHANT'S FAMILY GET JUSTICE @republicbharat @timesnow @news9live @cnnnews18 @ndtvindia @abpnewstv #formenidia #twishasharma #nishantbaranwal

The court made these observations while deciding a matrimonial case from Punjab. The woman had appealed against the February 2026 judgment of a family court in Gurdaspur that allowed dissolution of the marriage between the parties. The marriage took place in November 2021. No child was born from the wedlock. The husband, serving in the Indian Navy, accused his wife of maintaining a relationship with another man even after marriage. He alleged that the wife was “quarrelsome and short-tempered”, frequently returned home late, refused to share a bed with him and remained occupied on her mobile phone for long hours speaking to strangers. He had further alleged that when enquired, he came to know that she is in a relationship with a man much prior to their marriage. She also apologised to her husband and promised not to make any call to respondent No.2 (alleged bf) and also requested him not to disclose these facts to her family members. On 11.01.2023 the wife was found in the house of respondent No.2 and he immediately called her father and brother at the spot and found & dissolved the marriage on grounds of cruelty by wife. Taking note of the same the high court ruled that the family court has “rightly dissolved the marriage between the parties on the grounds of cruelty on part of wife,” but DID NOT APPROVE Of ADULTERY allegations & held that a single meeting between a married woman and her former partner cannot by itself be treated as proof of adultery WHAT DO YOU HAVE TO SAY ABOUT THIS? #formenidia

In Hapur, a woman left her husband and four children after 15 years of marriage and eloped with her lover who is also their neighbour. The victim, Arun Kumar, is posted as a contract worker in the electricity department and was married to a woman named Preeti on March 6, 2011, as per the rituals. For the past 15 years, their married life was going on normally. As usual, Arun left his house for work at around 7:00 am yesterday morning, and everything was normal at home at that time. But when he returned home at around 5:00 pm, he did not find his wife Preeti at home. When he went inside the house, he saw that all the items in the cupboard were scattered. ₹3 lakh cash were missing. Along with the cash, she also took valuable gold and silver jewellery kept in the house, including earrings, a gold chain, two rings, and a mangalsutra. The most painful aspect of this case is that the woman has left behind four innocent daughters, who are in a state of despair, crying profusely. Later, when the victim's family investigated the matter, they discovered that the woman had eloped with her lover, who lived in the neighborhood. Currently, based on the complaint filed by the victim's husband, Arun Kumar, the Hapur Superintendent of Police (SP) office has taken the matter seriously and directed the local police to take immediate action. WHAT DO YOU HAVE TO SAY ABOUT THIS SHOCKING CASE? #formenidia

The victim, Sunil Ahirwar, alleged that he was living with his wife, Kanchan Ahirwar, in Gurugram, Haryana. During this time, when he asked his wife for food, she allegedly threw boiling vegetable curry on him, leaving him badly burnt. After the incident, the injured husband received medical treatment and later returned to his native village, Chattarpur (MP) He then went to the police station to lodge a complaint but the police refused to register his complaint saying that he should file the complaint in Gurgaon. He then submitted a written complaint at the SP office, claiming that his life is in danger from his wife and demanding strict action against her. SHARE TO SPREAD AWARENESS #formenidia

According to police, the woman submitted a complaint at Nautanwa police station claiming that her friendship with the minor began after the two started liking each other's Instagram reels. The online interaction later turned into a romantic relationship. The woman alleged that the teenager had married her but was now refusing to continue the relationship. The woman is reportedly a mother of four children & 40 plus, while the boy is said to be five years younger than her eldest son. Police said the 14-year-old lives with his father in Chennai and had come into contact with the woman through social media. Nautanwa police station in-charge Basant Singh said the woman, who is originally from Gorakhpur, initially approached police accusing the minor of marrying her and later abandoning her. "After discussions and intervention by local respected persons, the woman later informed police that she did not want any legal action in the matter,". The unusual complaint attracted attention in the local area after details of the case surfaced. Officials have urged people, especially minors, to exercise caution while interacting with strangers through social media platforms. WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT THE RISE IN SUCH CASES? WHAT ARE THE REASONS? #formenidia