The marriage is a love marriage. File a complaint against them under the domestic violence act and for cruelty and demand of money. Also you can file a complaint against them under the relevant provisions of the sc st act as they have also abused you for belonging to a particular caste.

He cannot obtain divorce automatically. A petition has to be filed first and you would be heard before the case is decided.

Divorce proceedings cannot be initiated before 1 year from the date of marriage.

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He can leave you but in case he does not wish to live with you the only recourse left with you is either to take divorce or live separately from him.

He can be granted divorce if he has valid grounds to show to the court.

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Yes.go to police file a detailed complaint under domestic violence act , dowry act , and 498a. 

If he files for divorce same can be contested he has no ground for divorce from you. If file for.dovorce.file application for interim maintenance in same.

See if file for divorce contest same and further file criminal cases against him mother and other family members.

1. This is man is not worth of being relied up or trusted anymore and he must be brought to books for the series if illegal actions.

2. First lodge complaint against him and register a case u/s 498A , 406.506 of IPC.

3. Then file a case for maintenance and damages under PWDV Act.

4. Do not give him divorce and if you do not then it would be very difficult to get divorce from you.

file police complaint against husband and in laws for dowry harassment under section 498 A of IPC read with section 2, 3 of dowry prohibition act 

2) also file piton for RCR under section 9 of HMA 

3) in event husband files for divorce contest divorce proceedings 

4) contested divorce cases take 5 years to be disposed of 

Husband has to prove allegations made in divorce petition 

2) you can contest divorce case 

3) you can also file petition for restitution of conjugal rights under section 9 of HMA 

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To make a written compliance before the women cell in the area.

Criminal complaint can be made before the respective Police Station, specially if there was demands for dowry.

Also, Compliant can be made under the Domestic Violence Act seeking right to maintenance, right to residence etc.

As far as remedy in civil law i.e. Divorce is concerned, law bars a petition for divorce within the first year of marriage unless exceptional circumstances are shown. Hence Divorce is a later remedy.

Your husband can file divorce on any grounds but before you should  file 498a and Domestic violence against him and against your in law. 

1) You can file FIR against both husband and mother in law for asking money from you and this can be convert in as asking for dowry under 498a and dv act.

2) show whatsapp message asking for money from you and don't give divorce at any cost ask alimony or one time maintenance from him if he wants divorce from you.

1. If you do not want to divorce him then let him file the petition for divorce and you can contest it fittingly. It is not a cakewalk to obtain a decree of divorce in India in contested proceedings as the petitioner has to prove his allegations.

2. You are free to adopt your remedies under the DV Act to seek maintenance and monetary compensation from him.

Dear Client,

Divorce wont be grant so easliy if you contest, First of all without fail, file FIR against him for domestic violence and dowry demand. You can also claim maintenance and rent from him.

You can lodge a criminal complaint against him and his mother for the offences of matrimonial cruelty, dowry demand, abuses, criminal intimidation, insults in the name of caste etc.

Besides you may file DV case seeking protection, residential rights, compensation for violent activities etc.

You can strongly contest his divorce case and get it dismissed.

You can strongly object and contest his divorce case.

But be aware that you can't force him to live with you against his willingness.

If you don't want to divorce him then you can file restitution of conjugal rights. If you want to divorce him you can file divorce with mutual consent. You can also file domestic voilence case against them.