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The observation of the Court occurred while listening to a statement filed by a Shreya Kesarwani and her husband who sought security and a court order against private respondents who disturb their peaceful marriage life.
Superior Court of Allahabad (News18 Hindi)
The Superior Court of Allahabad ruled that couples who marry the wishes of their parents cannot seek police protection as a matter of law unless there is a real threat to their life and freedom. He also observed that the courts should not “provide protection to those who simply fled to marry according to their own wishes.”
The observation of the Superior Court of Allahabad occurred while listening to a statement filed by a couple who sought protection. The court mentioned that security can be caused in “deserving” cases but not in the absence of any perception of threats. In such cases, the couple must “learn to support each other and face society,” the court said.
Shreya Kesarwani and her husband presented a petition in the court that sought security and a court order against private respondents who disturb their life from Casados Pacífico.
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“There is not even an evidence iota to evince that private respondents (relations of any of the petitioners) probably cause a physical or mental assault on the petitioners,” the court.
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Allahabad, India, India