Advocate Yash Ajmani

Questions Answered by Advocate Yash Ajmani (25+ answers)

Q: Khula, wife wants khula and initiating it

As Muslim women. Wife is wants khula and initiating it. Does she is entitled to alimony and maintainance?

Advocate Yash Ajmani answered
Please do not be concerned about unfair financial burdens. In a Khula (divorce initiated by the wife), the woman generally agrees to forgo her Mahr (dower) as consideration for the separation. While she may still be entitled to maintenance during the Iddat period, she is typically not entitled to long-term alimony if she is the one seeking to dissolve the marriage without a fault on the husband's part. You should ensure the terms of the Khula Nama are clearly documented to protect yourself from future financial claims.

Q: Complaint seeking FIR against Police Officials and a Girl for Illegal

wish to lodge a formal complaint regarding serious misconduct, illegal detention, extortion and criminal intimidation committed by certain police officials along with a girl .On the said date and time, police officials came to my house and took me with them in a vehicle. I was brought to the police station but instead of taking me through the main gate, I was taken through the back gate and upstairs. I was taken through the back gate and upstairs. I was kept there under pressure without any law

Advocate Yash Ajmani answered
Please stay strong; what you experienced is a grave violation of your fundamental rights under Article 21. You should immediately file a formal written complaint with the Police Complaints Authority (PCA) and the Vigilance Branch of your city's police (e.g., 1064 for Delhi). Additionally, report this to the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), as they specifically investigate illegal detention and extortion. Since you were detained without legal process, you can also approach a Magistrate under Section 156(3) CrPC/175 BNSS to order an FIR against the errant officers. Rest assured, the law provides for strict disciplinary action and compensation for victims of such high-handedness.

Q: Ran away from police barricade

I was drunk and gave lift to someone and i saw barricade and i turned my car and tried to run the from the police constable because i was drunk and tremble. The police constable came in front of me and i ran from there. He was wearing camera and he must have recorded. I did not hit anybody and they also not chased me. What can be done by them now and should i be worried.

Advocate Yash Ajmani answered
Please try not to panic, as being anxious will not help you resolve the situation. Since you were not chased and no immediate accident occurred, it is possible that no FIR has been registered yet. However, the body-worn camera footage could be used to issue a challan for dangerous driving or evading a public servant. You should remain calm and wait for any official notice rather than worrying prematurely. If a notice is received, a seasoned lawyer can help you explain the situational stress to the authorities and handle the matter through a simple compounding process or a fine in court.

Q: Family pension record and aadhar dob mismatch

My mother’s Aadhaar has an incorrect date of birth because the voter ID earlier had a wrong entry. Her correct date of birth is 15-01-1952, which is recorded in the Government of India pension records of my late father (who retired in 2004) issued by the Central Pension Accounting Office (CPAO). Since she does not have a birth certificate due to her age, we are requesting UIDAI to correct the DOB but they rejected it. My mother doesnt any other certificate. What to do?

Advocate Yash Ajmani answered
Please do not worry about the initial rejection; this is a procedural hurdle that can be resolved with patience. Since your mother has official Government of India pension records from the CPAO, you have very strong evidence in your favor. You should calmly approach the UIDAI Regional Office for a secondary review using these pension documents. If needed, a simple civil court declaration will provide a final, binding order that UIDAI must follow. Rest assured, your mother's rights are protected, and the correct date will be updated systematically once the right channel is used.

Q: Legal advice regarding relationship and marriage promise

I was in a relationship with a person for around 8 years. During this time, he repeatedly promised to marry me and also met my parents several times to discuss marriage. Based on his promise and commitment, I trusted him and continued the relationship. Recently, under family pressure, he refused to marry me and has blocked me from all communication. This has caused me severe emotional distress and mental harassment. I want to know whether I can send a legal notice first and what legal options ar

Advocate Yash Ajmani answered
You can certainly initiate legal action by sending a formal legal notice for the breach of promise to marry, especially given the eight-year duration and parental involvement. Under Indian law, if the promise was made with a fraudulent intent to establish a relationship (deceitful promise), it may attract criminal charges under Section 69 of the BNS (formerly explored under 417/376 IPC). Additionally, you can file a civil suit for damages to seek compensation for the severe emotional distress, mental harassment, and loss of reputation caused by his sudden refusal and subsequent blocking of all communication.