Delhi Excessive Courtroom rejects Omar Abdullah’s divorce plea

The Delhi Excessive Courtroom made a decisive assertion by refusing to grant former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah a divorce from his estranged spouse, Payal Abdullah.

Headed by Justice Sanjeev Sachdeva, a division bench upheld the household court docket’s verdict, which deemed Omar Abdullah’s claims inadequate to warrant a divorce.

The court docket meticulously assessed Omar Abdullah’s attraction and concurred with the household court docket’s judgment, highlighting the vagueness of the allegations of cruelty in opposition to Payal Abdullah.

Regardless of Omar Abdullah’s assertions, the court docket concluded that there was an absence of concrete proof to substantiate any acts of cruelty—be it bodily or psychological—dedicated by Payal Abdullah. Consequently, the attraction was dismissed, with the bench emphasizing the dearth of benefit in Omar Abdullah’s claims.

Omar Abdullah tied the knot with Payal Nath, hailing from Delhi and the daughter of retired military officer Ram Nath.

Nevertheless, their marital journey encountered a big flip when, in September 2011, Omar publicly acknowledged the separation between him and his spouse.