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Girl friend captivated by her family torchered how to do love marriage


12-Sep-2023 (In Family Law)
I and My Girlfriend wanted to marry each other but our family is opposing because we both are from different caste.Can we both Directly go to the our local police station for our marriage. We both are adult. And I am working at bihar secretriate.Circumstances are very critical that her father has confined her in a house.could i take help from local police station for our marriage purpose.My girlfriend completely favours me and want to leave her parents because they all torture her to get married with someone else.pl give some appropriate suggestion how to get her out of her house and get married?
Answers (3)

Answer #1
580 votes
As far as marriage is concerned, you have to opt for Court marriage. Police have no power to get any person married.police will help you in getting rid of your tourture issue. Lodged an Either FIR or Complain case directly in the court of law.
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Answer #2
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If your girl frnd in favour of you no any one has ryt to dissociate to each other by legally.bt you should consult and file complaint against her parents in ur local p.s.after that police will cooperate to u.
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Answer #3
704 votes
Yes you can. But , I have my doubt that girl's father let her to go with you to the police station. Nevertheless, try this option. If you don't get the result, file Habeas Corpus before High Court to free girl from her parents captive.
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