‘Youth run after career, have no time for relations’

MUMBAI: Lamenting the current trend of marriages falling apart within a month of the wedding, a family court has granted divorce on grounds of cruelty to a Powai-based woman whose husband deserted her to work abroad within 10 days of her marriage.
The court said the deprivation of conjugal bliss amounts to cruelty.

Observing that matrimonial ties are not so weak that one can break them as per one's wish, the court said, "In today's world, the priority of the young generation has changed. Many matrimonial disputes arise within a month of the marriage when one spouse gives priority to the career and not to the pious relations."

In the petition filed by the 38-year-old woman in February last year, she said the marriage took place at Kancheepuram, Tamil Nadu, on November 19, 2008. She further stated that on November 29, 2008, her husband left for the US. The woman alleged that the man was always aloof and neglected her. In 2009, the man returned to India and called the woman from New Delhi, seeking divorce. The woman called him several times and e mailed him, but got no response. Further, when she went to her in-laws' home, she was insulted and abused. Aggrieved, the woman filed the petition.

As the man did not respond to the summons by the court, an ex parte order was passed against him.

The court observed that in all, the man had cohabited with the woman only for a total of 20 days and that too in her parental home. It further stated that since the man had not even bothered to defend the case, his behaviour corroborated the woman's case. The court observed that the case and nature of evidence appeared to be natural and there is nothing to disbelieve the woman's evidence. "The dream of a happy married life was broken within the short time. The evidence shows that the petitioner was never at fault. The respondent's behaviour was not only irresponsible but also inhuman," the court said.

A woman, whose husband deserted her to work abroad within 10 days of her wedding, has been granted divorce. Stating that the deprivation of conjugal bliss amounts to cruelty, the family court said many disputes arise when one spouse gives priority to career and not to the relationship.

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