Can a husband in India legally divorce his wife after 6 years of marriage if she consistently physically and mentally abuses him? This includes daily injuries that cause bleeding, mild concussions, destruction of belongings like laptops, glasses, books, watches, and phones, as well as being locked in the bathroom for over an hour, causing him to miss important deadlines.

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Apni Law Staff asked 4 months ago

Can a husband in India legally divorce his wife after 6 years of marriage if she consistently physically and mentally abuses him? This includes daily injuries that cause bleeding, mild concussions, destruction of belongings like laptops, glasses, books, watches, and phones, as well as being locked in the bathroom for over an hour, causing him to miss important deadlines.

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Apni Law Staff answered 4 months ago

Yes, in India, a husband can file for divorce on grounds of cruelty. The consistent physical and mental abuse described, including injuries, destruction of property, and unlawful confinement, constitutes cruelty under the law, providing sufficient grounds for divorce.

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