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Defamation case against husband what to do


17-Jul-2023 (In Divorce Law)
My husband is working in IT. And I'm house wife wit 3 yrs old kid. He always insist me to ask money, asset, rent amount from my parents n he troucher me sexually and he as spoke sexually and showed some video to my elder sister. Bcoz of all attitude I took some close photos wit my neighbour. Those pics was in my gmail drive. He as opened my account when I was not wit him with out my permission and downloaded all the pics and he thrend me wit those photos that he ll show all those Photo to family members and finally he showed all the photos to my family side n his friends. Now I need to file a divorce against him. PlS help me out
Answers (5)

Answer #1
637 votes
Yes you can file divorce as well as dowry harrassment and domestic violence against your husband. And also you can ask for maintenance for you and your kid. You can also file police complaint regarding the harrassment he caused you. You can also ask them to arrest him..
Answer #2
824 votes
You can file a case for cruelty and harassment. Also he has harassed you for dowry, you can file complaints under 498A IPC as well as under Dowry Prohibition Act. You will have to explain the different types of tortures which you underwent under your husband. You will have to take proper legal guidance to proceed further in the matter. You may contact me for further assistance and advice.
Answer #3
923 votes
defamation is not applicable in this case. the person has to file divorce under cruelty ground only. the bigamy is also possible in this case. the criminal case is only the final way to get divorce. the dvc may be filed
Answer #4
867 votes
you don't want to live with your husband because he was troucher and showed your photos to your family members you have to right to file divorce case against him to mental cruelty. And you also have to right to claim maintenance.
Answer #5
235 votes
There is also a time limit for filing a defamation suit. If you are acquitted of the 498 case, you can file a complaint at the same police station that lodged the complaint. This can be done using section 211 IPC.
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