A recently viral courtroom video has brought attention to a complex legal case involving a woman from Karnataka, who has been married seven times and filed maintenance claims against six of her former husbands. The clip, shared by user @DeepikaBhardwaj on X (formerly Twitter), has sparked widespread discussion and outrage online.
SERIAL 498A ACCUSER
A WOMAN IN KARNATAKA HAS MARRIED 7 TIMES
STAYED WITH EACH MAX 1 YEAR
FILED 498A, MAINTENANCE CASES ON ALL
TAKEN MONEY FROM 6 HUSBANDS
NOW FIGHTING CASE WITH 7TH
Despite having all records with him, MiLord not sending her to Jail
JAI HO EQUALITY 🙏 pic.twitter.com/3zpdBFNP1m
— Deepika Narayan Bhardwaj (@DeepikaBhardwaj) July 26, 2024
The video, which runs for one minute and 26 seconds, features a courtroom scene where a judge and lawyers discuss the ongoing case. According to the video, the woman in question has married seven men, with each marriage lasting between six months to a year. After each separation, she reportedly filed maintenance cases under Section 498A, which deals with harassment by a husband or his family.
In the clip, the judge criticizes the woman’s actions, stating, “You are playing with the law.” He orders further investigation into her previous marriages and maintenance claims. The video reveals that previous cases involving her earlier husbands had been settled. The judge is seen setting a new date for the current case and instructing authorities to gather detailed records on all of her past marriages.
The tweet accompanying the video has generated significant backlash from netizens. Many users expressed their disapproval of the woman’s actions, calling it “pukeworthy behavior” and suggesting that it represents a troubling trend. Comments included calls for greater transparency and accountability, with some users urging that the woman’s identity be disclosed to prevent future cases.
This case highlights potential issues within the legal system and raises questions about the misuse of maintenance laws. As the video continues to circulate, it underscores the need for a more thorough examination of how such laws are applied and monitored.
The video has garnered over 329,000 views, reflecting the intense public interest and concern surrounding this unusual legal situation.
