After recording of evidence of the woman and others, the magistrate court dismissed her plea and vacated the interim directions and reliefs granted to her during the pendency of the proceeding.The woman subsequently filed a criminal appeal before the sessions court.After perusal of the evidence, the sessions court held that the allegations against the respondents are “vague and ambiguous” and there is nothing to prove that they subjected the woman to domestic violence.”It is a matter of record that the applicant is an ‘assistant’ working in Mantralaya and getting a salary. It is revealed from the entire evidence that her grievance is that, the respondent, her husband, is giving time and money to his mother, which cannot be considered as domestic violence,” the court said.”Careful reading of the entire evidence of the applicant and respondent number 1(husband), I am of the opinion that the applicant has miserably failed to prove that she was subjected to domestic violence,” the judge said.
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