Adv. Marshal

27/04/2026

Sitting in my advocate attire, reminded that this profession is not just about arguments, but about responsibility. Every matter carries someone’s trust, and every step taken in court has meaning. Still learning, still growing, but always standing firm for justice.

17/04/2026

In a notable divorce hearing, the Supreme Court of India declined to immediately grant divorce to a couple despite 16 years of separation, highlighting concerns over financial support and reconciliation.

During the proceedings, the husband 54 years old and earning around ₹65,000 per month argued that the long separation and ongoing “temperamental issues” made the marriage unworkable.

He also pointed out that he has been paying ₹15,000 monthly maintenance.
However, the wife’s counsel stated she is still willing to live with him.

The court responded by questioning the adequacy of the maintenance amount, observing that ₹15,000 is “hardly anything” in present times, and asked about permanent alimony.

When the husband expressed financial constraints and lack of pension, the court advised him to continue paying the existing maintenance and encouraged a peaceful resolution instead of dissolving the marriage immediately.

The case reflects the judiciary’s cautious approach in matrimonial disputes, often prioritizing reconciliation and financial security over instant dissolution.



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14/04/2026

On the occasion of the 135th Birth Anniversary of Dr. B. R. Ambedkar, I pay my heartfelt tribute to the architect of the Indian Constitution and a true champion of equality, justice, and human dignity.
His vision of an inclusive society continues to guide us towards empowerment through education and unity. Let us reaffirm our commitment to his ideals and strive to build a society based on liberty, equality, and fraternity.
Jai Bhim 🙏

08/04/2026

Online trading ke naam par ho raha fraud ek serious threat hai. Awareness hi sabse bada protection hai. Stay alert, stay legally protected.

20/03/2026

16/03/2026

Domestic violence—whether physical, verbal, or mental—is a serious legal issue. A woman facing such abuse has the right to seek protection from the court under the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005, including protection orders, residence rights, and monetary relief.
Silence only empowers abuse. Legal remedies are available to ensure safety and dignity.

05/03/2026

Many people believe maintenance is only related to divorce, but the law says otherwise. Under Section 144 of BNSS, a wife, children, and even parents can claim maintenance if they are neglected by a person who has sufficient means to support them.
This provision ensures that no dependent family member is left without financial support and gives the Magistrate the power to order monthly maintenance.
In this video, I have briefly explained the basic concept of Section 144 BNSS and how it protects the rights of family members.
Stay aware of your legal rights. Knowledge of law can make a big difference. ⚖️
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25/02/2026

Road rage isn’t just anger on the road… it can turn into a criminal case faster than your engine revs 🚗⚖️
One moment of ego = FIR, arrest, fine, even imprisonment.
Under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS, 2023), road rage can attract serious criminal liability depending on the act:
⚠️ Criminal Intimidation – Threatening someone on the road
⚠️ Voluntarily Causing Hurt / Grievous Hurt – Physical assault
⚠️ Mischief – Damaging another person’s vehicle
⚠️ Wrongful Restraint – Blocking someone’s way intentionally
⚠️ Attempt to Culpable Homicide / Homicide – In extreme cases
⚠️ Provisions under the Motor Vehicles Act for rash and negligent driving
Punishment may include:
🚔 Immediate FIR
👮 Arrest
💰 Heavy fine
⛓️ Imprisonment
🚫 Suspension of driving licence
Anger lasts seconds. A criminal record lasts years.
Before you honk in anger, know the law.
Control your speed. Control your temper. Control your future.
Save this reel — you might need this legal awareness someday (hopefully not).