There has been increase in number of marital disputes cases among NRIs, according to the Indian Ministry of External Affairs (MEA).
A recent disclosure by the MEA stated that more than 2,000 Indian women are having disputes with their NRI husbands abroad. The highest caseloads have been reported from the US and the UAE, a report in the Times of India said.
“From abandonment or desertion to ill-treatment and physical torture, women continue to suffer from bad marriages. As per the ministry of external affairs (MEA), with the number of overseas Indians increasing, they are receiving several petitions, grievances, and complaints pertaining to marital issues from Indian nationals who are married to overseas Indians,” said the report.
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