The Chhattisgarh High Court granted a man divorce, citing his wife’s repeated suicide threats as cruelty. The court acknowledged the husband’s evidence of the wife’s threats and a suicide attempt, stating such actions cause significant mental distress. While dismissing the wife’s reconciliation plea, the court ordered the husband to pay her ₹5 lakh alimony.
Repeated suicide threats cruelty, ground for divorce: Chhattisgarh high court
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