you have been charged with criminal intimidation , voluntary causing hurt , cruelty against wife by husband and his relatives 

you should apply for and obtain bail 

3) if there are no specific allegations file for quashing in HC 

- As per Supreme Court judgment, wife is expected to move in with the relatives of their husbands, follow the rules and customs of their home, and ideally, blend in seamlessly as a new daughter. 

- Further, the court granted divorce to a man on the grounds of “cruelty” after his wife refused to share a home with her in-laws.

- Further, If wife is not supporting her husband for the enjoyment of life and denying relation, then the husband can get divorce after filing a divorce petition before the court on this ground.

- If you want to live with her then file a petition for restitution of conjugal right before the family court for directing her to live with you, 

- Further, if she deny to live with you, then she cannot get maintenance from you. 

- Further , fi she deny then file a contested divorce petition on the above grounds and cruelty. 

- If she has lodged an FIR then take anticipatory bail from the session court 

- Further the appearance of your mother can be exempted from the court after moving an application before the court on medical grounds. 

First of all, seek anticipatory bail from the Court so that you will get protected from arrest.

File a divorce case against your wife in your jurisdiction and later on when the matter came up for the hearing, request the judge to send your case before the counsellor or mediation. Explore the chances of settlement there.

If she has filed the maintenance case at Jodhpur, then you have to travel to that place for participating in the case otherwise the court will pass an exparte order, in that case they may try to attach the properties on your name for the purpose of security till you pay the arrears of maintenance amount.

you can engage an advocate who will take care of your absence before the court  periodically.

First you obtain an anticipatory bail for you and your parents in the criminal case filed against you and then plan to either challenge the same in trial court or to file a quash petition before high court after the charge sheet is filed.

1. Any FIR lodged by wife after initiating of divorce proceedings will not carry any weight. Such FIR will be quashed by High Court. But they have commenced criminal proceedings against you. Still you can file divorce if you are interested, it will help you. FIR will be quashed against all others except husband even now.
2. You will not be arrested, police will issue you notice to appear for investigation, only if you fail to appear, warrant will be issued against you. Still appearing before police is a torture. After investigation, you can seek exemption against appearance in Court. Contest the case on merits.
3. Employed or not, you need to pay maintenance. There is no escape from payment unless you can prove that your are ready to keep her with you and you are not at fault.

File petition in HC for quashing of FIR against you and your family members 

seek interim stay of FIR 

3) if there is any pending cases you may not get visa to travel abroad 

4) you may need court permission to travel abroad of any such conditions are imposed while granting bail 

5) you can make application for exemption from personal appearance until further orders 

- If you will not pay the maintenance arrears to her , then she can file an execution petition before the same court for directing you to pay the same, and the Court will issue firstly attachment , and if no attachment taking place then warrant can be issued by the Court. 

- If you have reasonable ground against her complaint , then you can approach the High Court for quashing the FIR. 

- If you are getting opportunity from abroad , then you can travel even the case is pending against you under section 498A. 

Dear Client,

In the present situation, you were married on December 7, 2023, and subsequently, your wife left to her home in Rajasthan on July 19, 2024, and kept travelling back and forth. Her father filed a case against you under the mentioned provisions of BNS, and asked for Rs. 50 Lakhs in the out of court settlement. Though you stated that you will not be able to pay the same, they sent police summons to sort the issue. They also told that they would file an FIR, for which you will have to be present after such filing. Therefore you want to get bail for the same as the cases have been filed, and you have an issue in travelling to Rajasthan as you are unemployed and your mother is not well in terms of health. Firstly, if you anticipate that an FIR would be filed against you, as the cases have already been filed, you may opt for applying for an anticipatory bail under Section 482 of BNSS to avoid such arrest. If you are arrested, you can even then apply for a regular bail under 480 of the BNSS, being a non-bailable offence. With respect to maintenance being claimed, it is important that you respond to the summons being sent, however, you can contest the claim by bringing forward your financial position of being unemployed. You may also file for transferring the case to your local jurisdiction, citing the relevant reasons under Section 448 of BNSS.

Hope you find this answer beneficial for resolving the dispute.

you can file a quash petition to quash the charge sheet itself and not section by section.

If you do not have any property then they will take action to recover the amount as per procedures of law.

Since they have already filed a criminal case, they may not be able to file any other case pending this case, and once the existing criminal case is disposed by then they cannot file any other case without any fresh cause of action.

In a criminal case until and unless the court dispenses with your personal appearance you may have to appear before the court on each and every hearing.

Your advocate can file an exempt petition periodically once a while and not always.

You can apply permission to travel abroad from the trial court.  

If you have any reason and documentary evidence to support your case, then you can file a criminal case against them in Mumbai

first apply for the certified copy of the FIR [if at all it is even registered] under Right to Information

you may have to file a quashing petition if the FIR does not disclose any cognizable offence