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Chhattisgarh HC Rejects Husband's Divorce Plea, Cites Lack of Evidence of Cruelty

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A man in Chhattisgarh filed for divorce citing cruelty and desertion by his wife, but the High Court dismissed his appeal. The court found that the husband failed to substantiate his allegations with sufficient evidence. Judges ruled that offensive remarks alone do not constitute grounds for divorce under law. The wife presented counter-claims highlighting the husband's own conduct during the proceedings. The High Court consequently upheld the lower family court's original decision to deny the divorce.

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