Victim of fake marriage

You collect the information through your wifes friend then ask her about the details of marriage registrar when it received go to them and ask for the date and details take copy or marriage certificate from them and present it to the court she will definately arrested by the court under Begamy and will punish by court and ask for divorce its a groung of divorce court will declaire your marriage is illegal hence you are free fro remarriage with other any.

If your find proof of earlier marriage then you may also proceed to file a suit seeking NULLITY OF MARRIAGE under section 12 of Hindu Marriage Act.

       I get the information from her friend , then can I get the marriage documents officially from the registrar. If yes then how?

Yes but you need to provide to document no and date hence ask your wife friend to provide marriage certificates photo copy or scan copy but this thing should not know by your wife

try online with the registration department website.with the name and address of the couple you can find details of marriage

Online procedure may prove helpful if you have the details

If you know approximate date and place of registration of marriage then RTI can also be a tool.  Call 0888-2-498-498 to seek expert advice.  also visit www.saveindianfamily.in

All assistance is free.

1. Being a third party information the SPIO/ PIO shall not provide you the copy of requisite document i.e., marriage certificate since it is a bar under section 8 of the Right to Information Act, 2005.

2. However, use "some" backdoor entry and obtain copy of the marriage certificate.

3. Alternativly move to the court in a suit for declaration of the marriage to be a nullity on the basis of fraud committed by her. In evidence of the suit you can pray the court to summon the records of Registrar of Marriages where the marriage can be found registered (if you are confident). In the same suit your counsel can also issue notice to your wife and ask for the document under the provisions of Order XII Rule 8 of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908.