How to get immediate divorce after 2 months of marriage ?

There is no provision for obtaining a divorce within two months of marriage under Hindu law.

In India, you generally cannot file for divorce within the first year of marriage, as per the Hindu Marriage Act and the Special Marriage Act. There's a mandatory one-year waiting period before a divorce petition can be filed.

The exceptional hardship or depravity as stated in Section 14 of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, means circumstances that are so severe that it would be unjust and unreasonable to compel the petitioner to continue with the marital relationship. The law does not provide a specific definition or examples of what constitutes exceptional hardship or depravity, but some common examples are:

1. Physical or mental cruelty: If one spouse has been subjected to physical or mental cruelty by the other spouse, such as domestic violence or emotional abuse, it can be considered an exceptional hardship.

2. Adultery or desertion: If one spouse has committed adultery or deserted the other spouse, it can be considered an exceptional depravity.

3. Incurable disease or mental illness: If one spouse suffers from an incurable disease or mental illness, which makes it impossible to continue the marital relationship, it can be considered an exceptional hardship.