About Us
We strongly believe that each one of us can stand by other in the time of need like a sibling, and that is why we placed “Save Men Save Country” as the tagline of Justice For Men Council.
Justice For Men Council seeks to secure real equality on the ground, beyond empty slogans aimed at winning elections that merely obfuscate the efforts of countless public-spirited citizens and members of civil society over the years and bring no real improvement in the dispensation. We believe that equality is backed by equal access to opportunity, to justice, to economic change, to visibility and redressal of grievances that fester because of multiple systemic lacunae in the Indian social, cultural , political, economic and legal system.
Our Mission
We will not allow any man to get involved in unnecessary cases, which ladies deliberately do wrong cases
Our Plan
Justice for men work to facilitate development activities in both the general population of the society.
Our Vision
We always stand for men at any time as like a sibling and the motto of justice for men Council "save men save country".
Our Care
It care to secure the real equality on the ground of the society.
Wrong Cases
The wrong cases more serious where while Liberty of petitioner also the right to live with dignity available under article 21
Victim of Misunderstanding
Perhaps the biggest reason for Miss communication and miss understanding is a disparity of few points in other words the two parties can have a different idea of what the subject of the conversation means.This is due to mental models.
Intentionally Harass
It means knowing and willful course of conduct directed at a specific student which seriously alarms annoying and which is serves no ligtimate purpose
Blackmailing a Man
Blackmailing ,whether directed towards a male character may be spelled using humour
Pressure on Men
The person of society things Men should not be a sensitive and emotional this pressure of society on men steers to the path of aggressiveness and violence
Wrong Dowry Cases
False dowry cases are dealt with under Section 498A of the Indian Penal Code, 1860 which clearly states that if the husband or any relative of the husband of a woman, subjects her to any form of cruelty, shall be punished with imprisonment for three years along with a fine
There really can be no peace without man justice. justice for men Council do good and support every man.
Observe good faith and justice toward all nations. These council has been a pleasure work..
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It has been a pleasure working with you. Thank you for your support throughout the service. I trust that we will soon have new projects to work on together..
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Deven Jha
Ranjana Jha
Jatinder Sodhi
Snigdha Jha
Frequently Asked Questions
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Since 498A is a cognizable offence, a police office may make an arrest if he receives a complaint which shows to fulfill the ingredients of 498A, which are cruelty done to a wife by husband or/and his relatives.
If anybody practices cruelty, or demands the dowry, the person would be accountable to be prosecuted criminally for an offence under Section 498 A. “Victim” in DV can approach the Magistrate with an application complaining of Domestic Violence. Victim can ask for various reliefs mentioned in the provision. The reliefs can be like maintenance, shelter, custody of child etc.. Court may pass sentence as well.
If anybody practices cruelty, or demands the dowry, the person would be accountable to be prosecuted criminally for an offence under Section 498 A. “Victim” in DV can approach the Magistrate with an application complaining of Domestic Violence. Victim can ask for various reliefs mentioned in the provision. The reliefs can be like maintenance, shelter, custody of child etc.. Court may pass sentence as well.
If anybody practices cruelty, or demands the dowry, the person would be accountable to be prosecuted criminally for an offence under Section 498 A. “Victim” in DV can approach the Magistrate with an application complaining of Domestic Violence. Victim can ask for various reliefs mentioned in the provision. The reliefs can be like maintenance, shelter, custody of child etc.. Court may pass sentence as well.
The power under Section 127 of CRPC flows from Section 125 Crpc itself, any person who receives, a monthly allowance under section 125 of Crpc for the maintenance or interim maintenance, such as wife, child, father or mother, the Magistrate can make such alteration in monthly allowance depends on proof of a change in the circumstances of the appropriate case. Alteration in allowance and Enforcement of order of maintenance are defined under Section 127 of CRPC 1973.
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