The Karnataka High Court today, August 22, came to the aid of a man who is facing charges under Section 498A (cruelty) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) for allegedly not allowing his wife to eat french fries. The high court bench of Justice M Nagaprasanna said that the claims made by the woman in the complaint against her husband were trivial. Hence, the state's top court stayed the investigation against the man in the case. "Allowing any investigation against the husband would become an abuse of the process of law and putting a premium on the allegations of the wife that she was not given to eat french fries at the relevant point of time. Therefore, there shall be an interim order of stay on all investigation qua the husband," the court stated. The high court also allowed the man to travel to the United States for work after accepting his undertaking to cooperate with the investigating authorities and not "vanish". The court observed while hearing a plea by a man who alleged that the complaint against him by his wife was frivolous and sought a stay on the investigation. ‘Let Her Earn’: Karnataka High Court Judge Questions INR 6 Lakh Per Month Maintenance Demand By Woman Divorcing Husband, Viral Video Surfaces.

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