NEW DELHI: Whether a woman has any right to stay in her in-laws' house after she is released from her husband's house, the Supreme Court will now hear the matter. The apex court on Wednesday issued a notice to the center taking a decision in this regard. The Supreme Court has sent a notice to the Center hearing a petition filed by a Muslim woman on Wednesday.
The woman was expelled from the house by the in-laws after her husband divorced three years ago, against whom the victim has now moved the apex court. In her petition filed in court, a woman named Shabnam Ahmed claimed that her husband had left her in 2004 and moved to England. At the same time, 3 children were left with her. She was living with her children in-laws, but later her in-laws drove her out of the house with a daughter.
The woman claims that her husband gave her triple talaq on the phone in 2007 and then the in-laws made her out of the house with her daughter. Her 2 children are still at the in-law's house. Shabnam had filed a petition in the trial court last year seeking the right to stay in the in-laws' house, but the trial court rejected it, after which she moved the Supreme Court.
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