Times of India7/2/2026LawIndia
MP High Court Cautions Advocates Against Routine Police Protection Pleas for Newlyweds
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- The Madhya Pradesh High Court cautioned advocates against advising couples to seek police protection without genuine threat, calling it a potential ritual.
- The court questioned the practice after a woman stated she married willingly and faced no danger, yet an advocate charged Rs 40,000 for the marriage and protection.
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The Madhya Pradesh High Court cautioned advocates against advising couples to seek police protection without genuine threat, calling it a potential ritual. The court questioned the practice after a woman stated she married willingly and faced no danger, yet an advocate charged Rs 40,000 for the marriage and protection.
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