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Mumbai: Clerics slam cops for booking man for revocable divorce notice
Updated On: 31 October, 2020 07:00 AM IST | Mumbai | Samiullah Khan
Police say Talaq-e-Rajaee notice the man sent to his wife comes under the purview of the Muslim Women (Protection of Rights on Marriage) Act, 2019, but clerics say couple has a chance of reconciliation in this case

The man had sent a Talaqnama along with a Talaq-e-Rajaee, which is a revocable form of talaq, to his 21-year-old wife. Representation pic
MUSLIM clerics have slammed the Malvani police for booking a man under the recently passed act against triple talaq, which has criminalised instant divorce in Muslims, after he sent a Talaq-e-Rajaee notice to his wife. The police say their decision was justified, but the clerics say Talaq-e-Rajaee is a revocable form of divorce and is executed after three months and 10 days of serving the notice. The woman has also alleged that she was beaten and thrown out of the in-laws' house and even harassed for dowry.
IN 2019, the Muslim Women (Protection of Rights on Marriage) Act was passed to criminalise the instant form of triple talaq among the Muslims. However, Talaq-e-Rajaee can be revoked if the couple decides to reconcile within the Iddah or waiting cooling-off period, the clerics pointed out.
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