The woman, who has been forcefully forced from the in-laws to register a complaint against her husband and in-laws, can also register in the police station where she is living after being removed from her in-law's house. The Supreme Court ruled on Tuesday.
The Supreme Court said that if the woman is tortured and taken out of her in-laws, then the woman can file a complaint under Section 498A of the IPC from her current residence, whether it is the home of the victim's temporary residence or her mother Father's house The decision of the Supreme Court has ended the debate on the issue related to the issue under the above section.
So far, the action against criminal cases could only be initiated only when the complainant filed the case only in the incident area. A bench chaired by Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi said that the woman who has been forced out of her in-laws has the right to register a case under section 498A from her current shelter site.
