Comments on: Potentially the silliest false case under IPC 498A that caused a serious tragedy http://ilovemyex.wordpress.com/2007/04/28/potentially-the-silliest-false-case-under-ipc-498a-that-caused-a-serious-tragedy/ Just another WordPress.com weblog Wed, 11 Nov 2009 11:17:53 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Investigative Excellence: The Closing Of The 498A Case Against Actor Prashant « IPC 498A http://ilovemyex.wordpress.com/2007/04/28/potentially-the-silliest-false-case-under-ipc-498a-that-caused-a-serious-tragedy/#comment-1446 Investigative Excellence: The Closing Of The 498A Case Against Actor Prashant « IPC 498A Sat, 07 Jun 2008 23:20:48 +0000 http://ilovemyex.wordpress.com/2007/04/28/potentially-the-silliest-false-case-under-ipc-498a-that-caused-a-serious-tragedy/#comment-1446 [...] there is a rush by the police to shakedown the victims under the pretext of a compromise. If the victims can’t or won’t pay up, the FIR with its litany of lies is transformed into a chargesheet verbatim and filed in unregulated, overburdened and increasingly corrupt trial [...] [...] there is a rush by the police to shakedown the victims under the pretext of a compromise. If the victims can’t or won’t pay up, the FIR with its litany of lies is transformed into a chargesheet verbatim and filed in unregulated, overburdened and increasingly corrupt trial [...]

]]> By: ilovemyex http://ilovemyex.wordpress.com/2007/04/28/potentially-the-silliest-false-case-under-ipc-498a-that-caused-a-serious-tragedy/#comment-701 ilovemyex Thu, 22 Nov 2007 15:49:00 +0000 http://ilovemyex.wordpress.com/2007/04/28/potentially-the-silliest-false-case-under-ipc-498a-that-caused-a-serious-tragedy/#comment-701 If the lower court magistrate is corrupt, and his palms have been greased well, he can give any order disregarding the facts of the case. You can appeal the judgment in the High Court in case you have not received justice in the lower court. If the lower court magistrate is corrupt, and his palms have been greased well, he can give any order disregarding the facts of the case. You can appeal the judgment in the High Court in case you have not received justice in the lower court.

]]> By: ZAKI AHMED http://ilovemyex.wordpress.com/2007/04/28/potentially-the-silliest-false-case-under-ipc-498a-that-caused-a-serious-tragedy/#comment-699 ZAKI AHMED Thu, 22 Nov 2007 12:47:43 +0000 http://ilovemyex.wordpress.com/2007/04/28/potentially-the-silliest-false-case-under-ipc-498a-that-caused-a-serious-tragedy/#comment-699 what is deffination under act 498a,kya case 6 year bad registered kiya jay to our lower court me chale kewal ladke ke 4 relative gawahi de de ke paise mange the to kya lower court bina kesi sabut ke saja de sakta hai mere case main lower court ne saja de de hai what is deffination under act 498a,kya case 6 year bad registered kiya jay to our lower court me chale kewal ladke ke 4 relative gawahi de de ke paise mange the to kya lower court bina kesi sabut ke saja de sakta hai mere case main lower court ne saja de de hai

]]> By: gopelalwani http://ilovemyex.wordpress.com/2007/04/28/potentially-the-silliest-false-case-under-ipc-498a-that-caused-a-serious-tragedy/#comment-7 gopelalwani Thu, 03 May 2007 19:41:29 +0000 http://ilovemyex.wordpress.com/2007/04/28/potentially-the-silliest-false-case-under-ipc-498a-that-caused-a-serious-tragedy/#comment-7 The role of investigating agencies and the courts is that of watch dog and not of a bloodhound. It should be their effort to see that innocent person is not made to suffer on account of unfounded, baseless and malicious allegations. The role of investigating agencies and the
courts is that of watch dog and not of a bloodhound.

It should be their effort to see that innocent person is
not made to suffer on account of unfounded, baseless
and malicious allegations.

]]> By: gopelalwani http://ilovemyex.wordpress.com/2007/04/28/potentially-the-silliest-false-case-under-ipc-498a-that-caused-a-serious-tragedy/#comment-5 gopelalwani Thu, 03 May 2007 19:32:10 +0000 http://ilovemyex.wordpress.com/2007/04/28/potentially-the-silliest-false-case-under-ipc-498a-that-caused-a-serious-tragedy/#comment-5 http://www.dnaindia.com/report.asp?NewsID=1094148 Let there be rhyme & reason in dowry arrests' Anshika Mishra Wednesday, May 02, 2007 A 52-year-old man, accused of allegedly harassing his daughter-in- law for dowry, has moved Bombay High Court, asking it to lay down guidelines for arresting an accused in cases pertaining to family disputes. Baban Dhus, a municipal school teacher, was arrested by the police, along with his wife, son Nivrutti and two others, in December 2006 following a complaint lodged by daughter-in-law Vaishali, alleging harassment over a demand for Rs 10 lakh. Denying the charge, Dhus and family members alleged that Vasihali's father, a police constable, misused his powers and got them arrested even before a preliminary inquiry was conducted. The petition stated that the urgency with which five members of the Dhus family were arrested as soon as the complaint was filed, belied the conventional procedure to first counsel the family members. The arrest and the subsequent humiliation faced by Dhus and his wife, when they were allegedly handcuffed and made to walk through their chawl in Sewree to recover the `streedhan', have shattered all hopes of reconciliation between the young couple. Vaishali and Nivrutti were married in May 2006. While Vaishali stated in her complaint that she was mentally and physically harassed for dowry, the Dhus family accused her of quarrelling often about setting up a separate home with her husband. When the two families met on December 3 to try and settle the dispute, Vaishali's father, Sawkar Padwal, was accompanied by four other constables in plainclothes. Her uncle, a police inspector at Kalachowkie police station, too was present. When the talks yielded no results, Dhus and his family were taken to Kalachowkie police station, and were arrested after a complaint was registered at 6 pm. They were released on bail on December 5. Following the arrest, Nivrutti lost his job as a medical representative. Alleging that Vaishaili's father was using his power to put pressure on the BMC to terminate his services, Baban Dhus sought protection from the HC. "While the police must investigate every complaint of dowry harassment, some protection must be granted to families in cases of false complaints," Dhus's lawyer Shrikant Bhatt said when the case was heard on Monday. http://www.dnaindia.com/report.asp?NewsID=1094148
Let there be rhyme & reason in dowry arrests’
Anshika Mishra
Wednesday, May 02, 2007

A 52-year-old man, accused of allegedly harassing his daughter-in-
law for dowry, has moved Bombay High Court, asking it to lay down
guidelines for arresting an accused in cases pertaining to family
disputes.

Baban Dhus, a municipal school teacher, was arrested by the police,
along with his wife, son Nivrutti and two others, in December 2006
following a complaint lodged by daughter-in-law Vaishali, alleging
harassment over a demand for Rs 10 lakh.

Denying the charge, Dhus and family members alleged that Vasihali’s
father, a police constable, misused his powers and got them arrested
even before a preliminary inquiry was conducted.

The petition stated that the urgency with which five members of the
Dhus family were arrested as soon as the complaint was filed, belied
the conventional procedure to first counsel the family members. The
arrest and the subsequent humiliation faced by Dhus and his wife,
when they were allegedly handcuffed and made to walk through their
chawl in Sewree to recover the `streedhan’, have shattered all
hopes of reconciliation between the young couple.

Vaishali and Nivrutti were married in May 2006. While Vaishali
stated in her complaint that she was mentally and physically
harassed for dowry, the Dhus family accused her of quarrelling often
about setting up a separate home with her husband.

When the two families met on December 3 to try and settle the
dispute, Vaishali’s father, Sawkar Padwal, was accompanied by four
other constables in plainclothes. Her uncle, a police inspector at
Kalachowkie police station, too was present. When the talks yielded
no
results, Dhus and his family were taken to Kalachowkie police
station, and were arrested after a complaint was registered at 6 pm.
They were released on bail on December 5.

Following the arrest, Nivrutti lost his job as a medical
representative. Alleging that Vaishaili’s father was using his power
to put pressure on the BMC to terminate his services, Baban Dhus
sought protection from the HC.

“While the police must investigate every complaint of dowry
harassment, some protection must be granted to families in cases of
false complaints,” Dhus’s lawyer Shrikant Bhatt said when the case
was heard on Monday.

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