As you said, when you filed the affidavit you were unemployed, but later you got employment and you started working. Since this is a subsequent development, i.e. after you filed the affidavit, you may file a fresh affidavit bringing this fact on record before the family court. The full facts can be narrated to the police/magistrate as the case may be so that you are discharged of the criminal case. don't worry! no case of perjury can be made out against you if the facts stated by you are true.

no case of perjury is made out. on date of filing of affidavit you were unemployed. on said basis interim maintenance was awarded.

however when got a job you should have informed court. never conceal facts from court.you can file fresh affidavit enclosing copy of your appointment letter which would clearly show that you were employed subsequently

The case will be dismissed at the threshold as the affidavit portrayed true state of affairs with respect to the date on which it was filed. You gained employment subsequent to the filing of affidavit. Now file a fresh affidavit stating that you have got employment. This will suffice.

as you were unemployed at the time of filing affiidavit no case is made out against you

You have only stated true facts at the time of filing affidavit and the developments happened subsequent to your filing the affidavit. Hence you need not worry and a fresh affidavit in view of changed circumstances be filed.

There is no case of perjury made out in your facts. At the time of your submitting the affidavit, you were truthfully unemployed however subsequent development can happen in any case. This doesnt mean that some false information has been provided to the court on your behalf.

there is no case made out against you

There is no case of perjury. No case can be made out against you.

query is resolved