Thank you Srinivasan Mr. Joshi, Arix for your answers.
[1] It's good to know that false DV amounts to cruelty. Are there any supporting judgements for this ? I have found some related to false 498A and implicating parents amount to cruelty. But did not find any which is based on false DV.
[2] About the extortion, I have several circumstantial evidences. When a highly educated wife resorts to extortion it cannot be blatantly asking "give me money". Mostly she insisted me to fund huge amont in her career/ventures, for her own personal good. The evidencs are not very strong or direct, but I think they have merit. My question is, for filing extortion will be considered dilute if filed after more than a year ? Is there a timeline for filing extortion after the incidence happened ?
Mr. Joshi, I have the same plan - to wait for the result of DV. Assuming it takes 1-2 years, will it be okay (i.e. not cosidered dilute being delayed) to file extortion after that ?
To answer the 498A part, I am not really worried aout it. Firstly, for 498A her story has to be a complete different from that in DV - because none of those remotely qualify for 498A. Although she vaguely cited dowry harrasment + she was suicidal after going home - without any details. I think it's her laywer who thought without mentioning these phrases DV will have no weight. However she is quite enjoying her life after going home (dancing in marriage, partying in pub etc.) With all those pictures, her Facebook updates, and the fact that we were talking and in touch months after she left - 498A would be ridiclous. She spent only one night with my parents, where she was pampered like a guest and gifted several dresses (all on records) - forget 498A even for DV she wont be able to prove the very existence of a domestic relation with my parents in the first place.
I will be lucky if she files 498A againsst me and my parents (I've already taked AB). See my question - having a false 498A is more precious counter-weapon for the husband than false DV. Urfortunately she won't make that stupid move.
About MCD I didn't say I'd drag it if she wants to separate. I would agree to MCD at zero alimony , but the offer has to come from her side, I won't initiate it. Once I see all maintenance cases are over - DV and whatever else she files (HMA etc. all loose ground for wife highly capable AND working), I can even ask for nominal alimony in MCD.
I don't fear it anymore, I am amused and relieved to see how quickly she took a job after my laywer moved the date by 6 months - she was intentionally not accepting any job to collect maintenance.