Particle.news

Download on the App Store

Rajasthan Man Protests Dowry Harassment Case by Serving Tea in Handcuffs

Dhakad intends to keep serving tea in handcuffs until he secures progress in his dowry harassment case

Image
Image

Overview

  • Krishna Kumar Dhakad opened a tea stall named “498A T Caf” outside his in-laws’ home in Anta, Rajasthan, serving tea while chained in handcuffs.
  • He says the dowry harassment case filed by his wife in 2022 under IPC Sections 498A and 125 is false and has left him financially ruined and emotionally drained.
  • Dhakad travels about 220 kilometres from Athana to attend hearings that frequently end with adjournments and no resolution.
  • Meenakshi Malav contends he demanded money for land, subjected her to physical abuse, and has stated she will only consent to divorce once loans in her name are repaid.
  • The protest has attracted viral attention online and highlights concerns about possible misuse of dowry laws and prolonged legal proceedings.