Dear Mr Madhok, This is not a 498A group or marriage counselling group. The only reason you have not been booted of this group is because you had also e-mailed a copy of this message to Ms Aruna Roy who stands eminently experienced to give you expert advice on divorce and separation, and we look forward (eagerly) to reading her advice to you.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aruna_Roy "She married social activist, Bunker Roy in 1975, but were separated in 1983. .. Roy worked at the SWRC until 1983 and her separation from Roy (Brahmos cannot be legally divorced in India)" If all else fails, RTI_India is the place to come to. A single email to the group clearly marked OT (OFF TOPIC), requesting the assistance of our group members, may do the trick. Try and work in a RTI angle. Sarbajit --- In [email protected], rajneesh madhok <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > From: > Rajneesh Madhok, > B-xxx/63, Nehru nagara, St. No. 2, > Railway Road, > Phagwara-144401 (India) > Ph: +911824-262569 (O) 268210 (R) )+9194173-06415 (M) > Tele-fax: 01824-262569, E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Sir/Madam, > Hi Friends! > I am writing on behalf of my niece who has married about 9 months back. We need suggestion at this critical stage what to do at this stage. I shall be highly indebted to you for your kind suggestion. The tale is as under: > > My niece got married about 9 months back. As she had gone to Australia on Student Visa. She had been in studies and she had been in studies from more than two years. We arranged marriage the begining of the year. As the boy was M.Tech and had been serving in reputed Engineering college we settled the marriage and the marriage had been solemnised according to Hindu Marriage Act in India. >
