Supression of material facts - is it perjury

@ramchary..........so does the above scenario, as given by the author. constitute supression of facts and therby attract perjury??......and if facts which are not given in the petition but accepted in cross examination also come under supression of facts?

Section 125 cr.p.c. complaint cannot be dismissed on the ground that S. 24 maintenance was awarded, for the reason that S.24 is an interim relief during the pendency of divorce petition, where as the relief under S. 125 cr.p.c. runs after divorce is granted and somewhat permanent in nature.  It has to be seen that at the time of filing of S.125 cr.p.c. already S.24 was already allowed or was in pipeline. 

Before a court of law one takes oath not only to tell the truth but also to tell the whole truth. Section 125 complaint cannot be dismissed. But plain common sense says that any maintenance received under any other Section of any other law will have bearing on any decision under Sec 125 Cr.P.C.

The suppression issue may be brought to the knowledge of court while praying for rejecting her application for maintenance.  This may not attract perjury because relief sought is again the same matrimonial dispute only.