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    The document is a rejoinder-cum-objection filed in response to an anticipatory bail petition. It summarizes that the petitioner had tortured the complainant for dowry, demanding cash, gold, and a car. It alleges that the petitioner beat the complainant and threw her out of her marital home. It argues that the anticipatory bail petition is not maintainable and should be dismissed, as the petitioner works abroad and may abscond if granted bail. It requests that the petitioner be directed to surrender his passport and not leave India without permission.

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    The document is a rejoinder-cum-objection filed in response to an anticipatory bail petition. It summarizes that the petitioner had tortured the complainant for dowry, demanding cash, gold, and a car. It alleges that the petitioner beat the complainant and threw her out of her marital home. It argues that the anticipatory bail petition is not maintainable and should be dismissed, as the petitioner works abroad and may abscond if granted bail. It requests that the petitioner be directed to surrender his passport and not leave India without permission.

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    The document is a rejoinder-cum-objection filed in response to an anticipatory bail petition. It summarizes that the petitioner had tortured the complainant for dowry, demanding cash, gold, and a car. It alleges that the petitioner beat the complainant and threw her out of her marital home. It argues that the anticipatory bail petition is not maintainable and should be dismissed, as the petitioner works abroad and may abscond if granted bail. It requests that the petitioner be directed to surrender his passport and not leave India without permission.

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    The document is a rejoinder-cum-objection filed in response to an anticipatory bail petition. It summarizes that the petitioner had tortured the complainant for dowry, demanding cash, gold, and a car. It alleges that the petitioner beat the complainant and threw her out of her marital home. It argues that the anticipatory bail petition is not maintainable and should be dismissed, as the petitioner works abroad and may abscond if granted bail. It requests that the petitioner be directed to surrender his passport and not leave India without permission.

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    IN,

    The Court of Sessions Judge


    MUZAFFARPUR
    A.B.P. No. 1666 of 2017

    Amit Kumar Sinha ------------------------------ Petitioner


    Versus
    The State Of Bihar------------------- Opposite Party

    The humble rejoinder-cum-objection on

    behalf of the Complainant Abhiruchi to the

    abovementioned Anticipatory Bail

    Petition:----

    Most Respectfully Sheweth:--------------

    1. That the instant Anticipatory Bail Petition is not maintainable

    either on Law or on facts and the same is fit to be dismissed in

    limini.

    2. That all the allegations made in the complaint petition are

    absolutely true and correct.


    3. That the complainant’s father was forced to pay a hefty sum of Rs.

    Sixteen lacks cash and gold ornaments worth Rs. Four and half

    lacks as dowry to petitioner’s father Anil Kumar Sinha. But the

    present petitioner and his parents were not satisfied with the said

    dowry and were demanding a Scorpio car and 10 bhar more gold

    ornaments.

    4. That the complainant was tortured for dowry by her in-laws and

    specially by her husband on regular basis.

    5. That on 08-05-2015 the complainant was beaten up and was

    divested of her belongings by the petitioner Amit Kumar Sinha and

    was ousted from her sasural. The complainant was rescued from

    her sasural by her parents on 09-05-2015 and was taken to

    Muzaffarpur and since then she is forced to live with her parents.

    6. That the complainant was not ready to disclose her sufferings in

    public and was avoiding legal recourse in hope of reconciliation

    but the petitioner dragged her to Court in Matrimonial Case No.

    235 0f 2016 for so called restitution of conjugal rights and leveled


    false and fabricated charges against the complainant. Forced by the

    attitude of her husband and in-laws the complainant approached

    the court and filed this complaint case disclosing her sufferings.

    This fact has clearly been mentioned in paragraph 20 of the

    complaint petition.

    7. The petitioner has committed a serious crime as he has mercilessly

    tortured the complainant and has persistently demanded dowry. He

    deserves to be punished and his A.B.P. is fit to be dismissed.

    8. That the petitioner works in Merchant Navy and regularly goes on

    ship to foreign countries. The complainant has come to know that

    the petitioner had gone on ship duty from 25-06-2017 to 03-08-

    2017 on Yusho Ship of Wilhemsen Ship management Company. If

    the petitioner is granted bail he will abscond, tamper with the

    evidence and will not come to the court for trial of this case.

    9. That in view of the circumstances mentioned above it is submitted

    most humbly that the instant bail petition has no merits and is fit to

    be dismissed. It is further submitted that the petitioner be directed


    to submit his Passport and CDC in original and he may not be

    allowed to go on ship and leave India without prior permission the

    Court.

    It is, therefore, prayed that Your Honour

    may graciously be pleased to dismiss this

    Anticipatory bail petition and direct the

    petitioner to submit his Passport and CDC

    in original and he may be directed further

    not to go on ship or leave India without

    prior permission of the Court.

    And for this the Complainant shall ever pray.

    PETITIONER

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