Talk:Misuse of women laws in India
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Rajsector3 (talk) 13:54, 13 June 2014 (UTC)
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[edit]Sir thanks for your message on my talk page, I am explaining the importance of the page below:-
- 1. In India marriage was considered as unbreakable and relation of seven births.
- 2. In every locality, village the cases are increasing relating to divorce and misuse of prevailing women laws.
- 3. This topic is of great importance in Indian society as it is loosing its values, tradition of thousand years.
- 4. Courts are overburdened with these cases.
- 5. This is not and advertisement in any manner.
- 6. Wikipedia has related pages and have been linked on this page for the easy reading of visitors of the page.
- 7. Misuse is proved in the Indian courts and bails are granted by the Indian courts within few days.
- 8. Allow the viewers for editing at least for a short period.
For above reasons, I request you not to delete and wait for its viewers statistics. Rajsector3 (talk) 08:19, 18 May 2014 (UTC)
Proposed Deletion
[edit]Hi. I have removed the recently-added "Proposed Deletion" template from this article. Whilst I agree with the concerns that have been raised about this article in its current form - it needs better references and some re-writing, inter alia - I feel that the subject itself is notable. There do seem to be cases where laws are being misused, and it should be possible to find adequate unbiased coverage. I'll do some clean-up over the next week or so, and see if we can improve this article. RomanSpa (talk) 07:07, 20 May 2014 (UTC)
Thanks
[edit]Hi. I thank RomanSpa for writing on talk page that it is notable.
References
[edit]References of rich sources have been added as given below:-
- Decision of Supreme Court of India
- Reports prepared by Law Commission of India
- Quotes mentioned in Preeti Gupta Vs. State of Jharkhand (2010) 8 SCC, Page 131
- Quotes mentioned in Sushil Kumar Sharma v. UOI (2005)
and now it is open for the world to add, improve and edit.
Removal of Multiple issues
[edit]As it was previously marked that this article has multiple issues. I have improved it and given various reasons on the talk page. These references do not show opinion of a person and as was marked in templates that there is need of expert opinion as quotes of Supreme court of India and Law Commission of India have been mentioned therein the Article and now I think there is no reason for keeping the templates of multiple issues. Rajsector3 (talk) 16:47, 23 May 2014 (UTC)
Request to remove the redirect template
[edit]I request that the page has been redirected to the another page named Men's rights movement in India
which is totally different and totally discouraging the creator/ editor of the page who has have spent hours on developing the same. Please revert and allow it to develop and grow as it is open for the world to give it shape as it was supposed to, when it was created. RomanSpa had marked it as a notable topic as the laws are being misused and only victims know its seriousness.Rajsector3 (talk) 07:11, 19 June 2014 (UTC)
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