petitioner no. 1 to 5 and 7 herein. The said petition was dismissed by the
learned Division Bench on 21.11.2022. The petitioner no. 17 also filed the Mat.
suit no. 424 of 2023 for divorce against the opposite party under Section 27 of
the Special Marriage Act, 1954 and the suit was fixed on 9.1.2024 for
reconciliation. It is the further case of the petitioner that since the petitioner
no. 17 that after failure in the Writ petition filed by opposite party, he filed the
instant complaint against the petitioners to harass them with false and
fabricated allegations.
6. The allegations levelled against the present petitioners are that after the
marriage was solemnised, according to Hindu rights and customs with the
youngest daughter of Shri Uttam Mullick, Peau Mullick they started their
conjugal life, but after few days on various occasions, Shri Uttam Mullick, the
father-in-law borrowed ₹50,000 as well as 30,000 and 10,000 respectively,
from him, taking advantage of his simplicity and showing various excuses.
After that, he also asked for ₹40,000 from him for his elder daughter’s medical
expense. It was further alleged that petitioner no. 17 forced him to give such
amount to aid her father, though she became hesitant in performing her duties
as a legally married wife. On being protested by the Opposite Party, he was
threatened to be put behind bar in a false case. According to the Opposite
Party, he got the petition numberer 17 admitted to P.T.T.I College DLDA by
investing ₹40,000 which was located at Kharagpur, despite that on
18.11.2017, she quietly left his house as well as left for her matrimonial home
after taking all her gold and silver ornaments and other jewelleries from her
mother’s vault. According to the complainant from his father-in-law, he came
to learn about the ill health of his wife and immediately sought for better
medical assistance and shifted her to Bandipur Medical College Hospital by
providing all sorts of financial assistance. However, no disease was diagnosed
in Medinipur, and hence he suggested taking her to Kolkata for better medical
support, which was not accepted. After his wife returned from hospital, her
family members refused to return her back.
