My wife and I had a fight recently and she filed a police complaint against me, alleging that I beat her, verbally abused her, and am having an affair. These accusations are false. We’ve been married for 15 months and the police eventually resolved the matter. I’m wondering how long these types of complaints remain on record and if they could affect a potential divorce case in the future.

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Law Forum › Category: Divorce › My wife and I had a fight recently and she filed a police complaint against me, alleging that I beat her, verbally abused her, and am having an affair. These accusations are false. We’ve been married for 15 months and the police eventually resolved the matter. I’m wondering how long these types of complaints remain on record and if they could affect a potential divorce case in the future.
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

My wife and I had a fight recently and she filed a police complaint against me, alleging that I beat her, verbally abused her, and am having an affair. These accusations are false. We’ve been married for 15 months and the police eventually resolved the matter. I’m wondering how long these types of complaints remain on record and if they could affect a potential divorce case in the future.

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

In India, police complaints are generally maintained on record indefinitely. While the police resolved the matter, the complaint remains a part of your records. It could potentially be used as evidence in a future divorce case, especially if it is relevant to the grounds for divorce.

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