My wife and I, both over 21, got married in an Arya Samaj temple. We even have a certificate! But her parents are against our marriage and won’t let us live together. They’ve even filed a false rape case against me. How can I get my wife back and fight this unfair accusation?

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Apni Law Staff asked 1 year ago

My wife and I, both over 21, got married in an Arya Samaj temple. We even have a certificate! But her parents are against our marriage and won’t let us live together. They’ve even filed a false rape case against me. How can I get my wife back and fight this unfair accusation?

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Apni Law Staff answered 1 year ago

Your Arya Samaj marriage is legally valid in India. You can file a Habeas Corpus petition to bring your wife back. Simultaneously, fight the false rape case with strong legal representation, presenting evidence of your valid marriage and the malicious intent behind the accusation.

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