My wedding with my soulmate took place in an Arya Samaj ceremony on the 15th of June, 2014. We shared a beautiful bond for three months, filled with love and intimacy. Our relationship was strong, but she suddenly returned to her home without any notice. Now, when I went to bring her back, she refuses to return, claiming it was a mistake. She says she married me out of fear because I threatened suicide if she didn’t. Her family disapproves, and now she’s unwilling to stay with me. How can I convince her to come back, and rebuild our life together?

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Law Forum › Category: Divorce › My wedding with my soulmate took place in an Arya Samaj ceremony on the 15th of June, 2014. We shared a beautiful bond for three months, filled with love and intimacy. Our relationship was strong, but she suddenly returned to her home without any notice. Now, when I went to bring her back, she refuses to return, claiming it was a mistake. She says she married me out of fear because I threatened suicide if she didn’t. Her family disapproves, and now she’s unwilling to stay with me. How can I convince her to come back, and rebuild our life together?
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

My wedding with my soulmate took place in an Arya Samaj ceremony on the 15th of June, 2014. We shared a beautiful bond for three months, filled with love and intimacy. Our relationship was strong, but she suddenly returned to her home without any notice. Now, when I went to bring her back, she refuses to return, claiming it was a mistake. She says she married me out of fear because I threatened suicide if she didn’t. Her family disapproves, and now she’s unwilling to stay with me. How can I convince her to come back, and rebuild our life together?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

Under Indian law, a marriage performed under duress is voidable, meaning it can be set aside. Your wife’s claim of coercion due to your alleged suicide threat could be grounds for nullifying the marriage. Legal action is likely to be complex and involve proving your wife’s claims false. It’s advisable to seek legal counsel and focus on resolving this situation through mediation or counseling.

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