@Shweta
Although we all learned members of this forum are here to extend our advice to all, still I find myself in a fix and bound to oppose such support when cases like yours come on board.
Your each lines raised strong opposition in my innerself and I feel judiciary has been degraded and people like you are making mockery of law.
See my observations:
this case was done after the boy refused to marry under his parents pressure:
- No case can be registered for "refusal of marriage". A case can only be registered when there was "false promise of marriage". Mere refusal due to inevitable pressure from parents in an Indian domestic setup does not amount to any violation of law.
and the boy is in jail since last month:
- He applied for bail twice in lower court and failed. I wonder who is guiding this poor fellow. Why he did not applied for bail in the High Court after first time his bail was rejected? You are actuall "blackmailing" the poor boy to coerce him to marry you. It is equivalent to holding a gun in your hand asking the other person to dance on your tunes like a puppet.
we applied for regular bail on the condition of amrraige:
- What book in the whole world says that such a marriage would be a strong, faithful and happy marriage which is based on illegal conditions? You are threatening the poor boy that only if he marries then he would be released from jail and get relieved from the trauma. Else he would be left behind bars to spoil his life.
but lower court rejected it twice and high court gave next month date:
- What State of India is this where High Court does not bother about a poor boy's life being ruined behind bars for doing nothing?
what are the chances that the high court will give bail????
- The chances are that if the judge knows the law and understands the gist of this offence, he would immediately order the release of the victimised boy. There is no law which can hold the boy behind bars (in jail) even when he has spent 1 full month there without any reason for it.
we dont want to take that chnace , so we are going for quashing this week on the ground of marraige:
- Now when you feel that you have threated the boy and his family to their hearts and burned their lives, you can easily sit on top of their head like a queen?
I feel ashamed of such a law which on one side was aimed to protect innocent girls from traps and havoc, on other side in reality is being misused by girls to threaten their marriage prospects to get married
This is so easy for a girl to get married to a boy of her liking. First lure the boy to the bed, have s*x and then threaten him of legal consequences. It does not matter if the boy promised for marriage or not. Mere statement makes it a strong case for the girl to coerce the boy to either marry or pay huge lot of money.
If this is so sacred activity for a girl, then why does she get into it at all? Shame, a true shame for the whole country that those who are entitled as "devi" on the day they are born, are acting like ghosts in real life. Even god can't save men in this country because of the draconian laws.
//looking for peace
/Saurabh..V