లాక్డౌన్ తో పెరిగిన విడాకుల కేసులు||Divorce, Domestic Violence Cases Rise Due To Lockdown
It’s not just cases of domestic violence that saw a rise during the prolonged lockdown. In the midst of the pandemic, there has also been a surge in the number of cases related to divorce and child custody.
Mumbai, which tops the list of maximum cases in the country, also saw the highest number of divorce cases being filed during the lockdown period.
The city saw a nearly three-fold increase in cases pertaining to divorce and women-related issues being filed. From an average of 1,280 cases in a month, their numbers went up to it 3,480 during the lockdown. Delhi was at the second spot.
Another category of legal cases that has seen a big jump in the post-lockdown period pertains to job loss and salary cut.
With many business establishments sacking employees and employers unable to pay monthly wages to their staff, fully or partially, a large number of people have opted to take the legal route against termination and unpaid salaries.
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లాక్డౌన్ తో పెరిగిన విడాకుల కేసులు||Divorce, Domestic Violence Cases Rise Due To Lockdown It’s not just cases of domestic violence that saw a rise during the prolonged lockdown. In the midst of the pandemic, there has also been a surge in the number of cases related to divorce and child custody. Mumbai, which tops the list of maximum cases in the country, also saw the highest number of divorce cases being filed during the lockdown period. The city saw a nearly three-fold increase in cases pertaining to divorce and women-related issues being filed. From an average of 1,280 cases in a month, their numbers went up to it 3,480 during the lockdown. Delhi was at the second spot. Another category of legal cases that has seen a big jump in the post-lockdown period pertains to job loss and salary cut. With many business establishments sacking employees and employers unable to pay monthly wages to their staff, fully or partially, a large number of people have opted to take the legal route against termination and unpaid salaries.