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UDuring a visit to my advocate regarding a land issue, I overheard a tense conversation between him and another client about a dowry case. After the client left, curiosity got the better of me, and I asked my advocate about the matter. What he told me was nothing short of shocking.
The client had been accused of demanding dowry, but here’s the twist—he wasn’t even married! The girl’s family had filed a fake dowry case against him after a mere marriage proposal.
Here’s what happened: the guy’s family met the girl’s family twice, once at each other’s homes, to discuss the possibility of marriage. However, the man decided to back out of the proposal due to concerns about the girl’s past relationships. What followed was outright malicious—a false case was registered against him, alleging both a promise to marry and a dowry demand, neither of which ever occurred.
The lesson here is clear: never meet a prospective bride’s family without a neutral third party present, preferably your lawyer. This simple precaution could save you from falling victim to such fraudulent accusations.
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UBodycams are a necessity these days. Record everything. Them abla naari’s will screw your happiness at every possible opportunity.
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ISection 498A was introduced to protect women from harassment, cruelty, and dowry-related abuse within marriage. It applies strictly to married individuals and addresses harassment by the husband or his relatives. If the accused individual was not married to the complainant, 498A would not technically apply.
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UPeople like OP don’t actually give a damn about men’s rights. He is just a hate monger and its sad to see that people are actually falling for it.
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UI noticed the same things lol! Started cackling. I mean, the breach of ethics, the fact that 498 most probably doesn’t apply here (I think it’s only for married women, if I am wrong i appreciate correction) and the land issue + dowry issue. Story writing should at least be believable.
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URaising awareness is fine and it should be done but making up a fake story isn’t the right way to do it.
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UMany times even interns aren’t told the entire thing and you think a good advocate will ever risk his license by gossiping about his case with another client of his?
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USo you can just assume it to be true without any evidence but I can’t even imply that the story might be false?
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UOfcourse, a guy on reddit, who constantly posts about “how men are wronged” and “fake cases” , suddenly met a lawyer who told him everything about a case. Wow. I believe you. Also, was the lawyer there when the parties met? If not, usko itna kaise pata kaun sach bol raha hai?
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PThis is more accurate and common than you think. People with sufficient lack of morals are using this threat to pressure a potential match to go in for the wedding.
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