Prayer:

Thus, it is prayed to the honourable Supreme Court in this special leave petition that the honourable Supreme Court may be pleased to pass an order to live happily with petitioner Shri Shived Saxena if she is unable to prove cruelty on herself because she made false allegations against the petitioner after receiving the notice of Section 9 of Hindu Marriage Act, restitution of conjugal rights and left home after the death of her father.

The honourable Supreme Court may be pleased to set aside the previous order of maintenance in favour of respondent Smt. Megha Khare because Smt. Megha Khare is well-educated and post graduate in management and she did job before and after marriage and she is not doing job and has made false allegations after receiving the notice of Section 9 of Hindu Marriage Act, 1955. on petitioner, Shri Shived Saxena only to get unfair maintenance.

The petitioner, Shri Shived Saxena, would like to pray to the honourable Supreme Court to ask to respondent, Smt. Megha Khare, if she agreed for marriage under the coercion of her father previously because she has made false allegations on the petitioner and did not tell the reasons  of her leaving home to the petitioner but being a counsel of petitioner it is stated that according to law of nature, if respondent, Smt. Megha Khare has already been married with petitioner, Shri Shived Saxena and the petitioner would like to do the best for her happiness,  the respondent should fulfil her marital responsibilities and should live happily with petitioner forgetting all the past events.

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