IPC 498A is a section of the Indian Penal Code that deals with cruelty towards a married woman by her husband or his relatives. Some of the common allegations made by a wife under IPC 498A include:
- Physical abuse and violence by the husband and his family members.
- Mental harassment, such as taunts, insults, and humiliation, by the husband and his family members.
- Demands for dowry, either before or after marriage.
- Refusal to provide basic necessities such as food, clothing, and shelter.
- Threats of divorce or abandonment.
- Restriction on the wife\’s freedom of movement and communication with family and friends.
- Sexual abuse and harassment by the husband or his relatives.
- False accusations of infidelity or immoral behavior.
- Neglect of the wife\’s health and well-being, including denial of medical treatment.
- Economic abuse, such as withholding money or preventing the wife from earning a livelihood.
It is important to note that these are only allegations, and it is up to the court to determine the veracity of these claims. A person accused under IPC 498A has the right to defend themselves and prove their innocence in court
