Madhya Pradesh High Court

WP/28890/2019 of SANJAY KUMAR JAT Vs HOME DEPARTMENT on 30 December 2019

MADHYA PRADESH WP No.28890/2019 [Sanjay Kumar Jat & another Vs. State of

HIGH COURT OF MADHYA PRADESH

WP No.28890/2019

[Sanjay Kumar Jat & another Vs. State of MP & Ors.]

Indore, Dated: 30/12/2019

Shri J.P. Kero, learned counsel for petitioners.

ShriRahulVijayvargiya,learnedcounselforrespondents/State.

This writ petition has been filed by the petitioners underArticle 226 of the Constitution of India. The petitioner No.1 SanjayKumar Jat aged 24 years and petitioner No.2 Bharti aged 20 yearsare apprehending harm from their parents on account of the fact thatthey have married without the consent of the family members of thepetitioner No.2 and thus a relief of protection has been sought fromthis court.

On due consideration of the submissions and on perusal of therecord, this Court finds that the petitioners have already solemnisedtheir marriage on 8/11/2019 and both of them are major as per therecord. In view of the above, petition is disposed of with a directionto the petitioners to submit an appropriate application before therespondent No.2 and 3 within a week's time seeking protection fromthe persons from whom they are apprehending any harm. TherespondentNo.2and3arealsodirectedtoensurethattheappropriate protection is provided to the petitioners as and when theoccasion arises. The respondent No.3 is also directed to share hismobile number with the petitioners so that he can also be reached incase of any emergency.

c.c as per rules.

(Subodh Abhyankar) Vacation Judge

Digitally signed by Varghese Mathew Date: 2019.12.30 19:57:06 +05'30'

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