"All's Well That Ends Well", Says High Court As Newly-Wed Couple Reunited By Court Order
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The woman, who was at her paternal place in the neighbouring Uttar Pradesh against her will, was brought back to Delhi to her matrimonial home following the high court's direction.
"All's well that ends well", said the Delhi High Court after being informed that a newly-wed couple, separated by the woman's family, has been reunited on its direction and is staying together safely in the national capital. The high court also appreciated Delhi Police for "efficient and prompt" action in the case. The woman, who was at her paternal place in the neighbouring Uttar Pradesh against her will, was brought back to Delhi to her matrimonial home following the high court's direction. A bench of Justice Siddharth Mridul and Anup Jairam Bhambhani was informed that while she was leaving her parental home in Mirhechi in UP's Etha district to come to Delhi, she was threatened by her immediate family members with dire consequences.
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