My marriage in January 2016 was arranged. Since then, my wife hasn’t tried to connect with me emotionally. She went home in March for Holi and exams, but it’s been two months, and she hasn’t returned. Her parents aren’t helping either. Today, a postman called about a letter from her hometown, but it was returned as nobody was there to receive it. I’m worried. What should I do now?

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Law Forum › Category: Divorce › My marriage in January 2016 was arranged. Since then, my wife hasn’t tried to connect with me emotionally. She went home in March for Holi and exams, but it’s been two months, and she hasn’t returned. Her parents aren’t helping either. Today, a postman called about a letter from her hometown, but it was returned as nobody was there to receive it. I’m worried. What should I do now?
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Apni Law Staff asked 11 months ago

My marriage in January 2016 was arranged. Since then, my wife hasn’t tried to connect with me emotionally. She went home in March for Holi and exams, but it’s been two months, and she hasn’t returned. Her parents aren’t helping either. Today, a postman called about a letter from her hometown, but it was returned as nobody was there to receive it. I’m worried. What should I do now?

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Apni Law Staff answered 11 months ago

Given the circumstances, you have grounds to file a missing person report with the police. This is particularly important considering the returned mail and lack of communication. You should also consult a lawyer to explore legal options for ensuring your wife’s safety and well-being.

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