ছেলেরা কিভাবে 498A মামলা এড়াবেন এবং রেহাই পাবেন | How to Protect Yourself Against IPC Section 498A

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How to protect yourself against IPC Section 498a




Somewhere down the line, no one can deny that women are more often victims when compared to men, but when it comes to false allegations, men are more prey to it. Section 498a IPC is made to protect the women who actually face troubles from the husband and his family, but increasingly, the number of innocent men & their families tortured through this law has been seen.

Well according to the Indian Law, IPC Section 498a states – “Husband or relative of husband of a woman subjecting her to cruelty, shall be subject to imprisonment for a term of three years and shall also be liable to fine.”
As of today though, Section 498a IPC is used by a woman in India to file a complaint against her husband for mental, physical, and psychological or any other agony or harassment and the punishment for 498a case under the IPC is also known well to the society due to the build-up of so many 498a cases coming in the limelight.
Today, every woman understands its use and holds it as a weapon against any sort of matrimonial cruelty, as it is a cognizable, non-bailable and non-compoundable offense in India.
The last 7 decades of Indian history have seen many women protection laws being made and amended, only from a perspective to uplift and protect the rights of Indian women. However, during the last few years, several activists have been raising their voices against such biased laws and recommend harrassed women to get divorced via divorce process India.
In the past few years, it has been seen that there has been a rise in the misuse of Section 498 IPC and cases of false 498A have much increased. In the absence of a clearly defined and easy mutual divorce process, 498A often becomes an easy choice to settle scores. It’s been observed that these laws don’t protect or acknowledge the abuse done to men when compared to women, showing a clear disparity in the system.
How to seek protection against Section 498a IPC?
It has however been seen that Indian laws have several loopholes that need to be identified. Below is a list of legal remedies that one can use for protection against section 498a IPC if a woman decides to misuse the law and threatens to register a false case against you for personal gains.





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