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Nithya Das had got married to her Kashmiri boyfriend Arvind Singh a few days ago at Guruvayoor, Kerala. But she is now facing a strange problem- she isn't able to register her marriage.
Almost all the laws passed by the Indian judiciary exempts Kashmir and the residents of Kashmir, unless specifically mentioned. Special sets of law prevail for the residents of the state of Jammu and Kashmir when it comes to marriage registration. Nithya and her husband discovered this when they turned up at the temple office to register their marriage.
Arvind Singh is Punjabi by birth but his family and he are residents of Jammu.
The couple will have to go to Kashmir and get their marriage registered.
Couples usually go to Jammu and Kashmir for honeymoon, but here is a couple that has to go to the state to get their marriage registered.
Almost all the laws passed by the Indian judiciary exempts Kashmir and the residents of Kashmir, unless specifically mentioned. Special sets of law prevail for the residents of the state of Jammu and Kashmir when it comes to marriage registration. Nithya and her husband discovered this when they turned up at the temple office to register their marriage.
Arvind Singh is Punjabi by birth but his family and he are residents of Jammu.
The couple will have to go to Kashmir and get their marriage registered.
Couples usually go to Jammu and Kashmir for honeymoon, but here is a couple that has to go to the state to get their marriage registered.
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