Archive · 12 Dec 2025
Pakistani Woman Seeks Court Action to Stop Husband's Second Marriage
A woman named Nikita Devi from Pakistan is asking a court in India to stop her husband, Vikram Kumar Nagdev, from marrying another woman.
They got married in Pakistan in 2020, but now live in different countries.
Nikita says her husband wants to marry someone else without divorcing her.
Her husband says she left him and refuses to divorce him.
They tried to solve their problems through their community leaders, but it didn't work.
Now, the court will decide what to do.
Nikita Devi, a Pakistani woman, has filed a petition in the Madhya Pradesh High Court to stop her husband, Vikram Kumar Nagdev, from marrying another woman.
The couple married in Pakistan in 2020 but now live in different countries, with the husband residing in Indore, India, on a long-term visa.
Nikita alleges her husband is planning a second marriage in March 2026 without divorcing her and seeks his deportation to Pakistan.
Vikram denies the allegations, stating his wife left him and refuses to divorce him, and accuses her of extortion.
The couple's dispute could not be resolved through community mediation, leading to the legal action.
- Who
- Nikita Devi (wife) and Vikram Kumar Nagdev (husband)
- What
- Legal dispute over husband's alleged plans for a second marriage
- When
- Marriage in 2020, current dispute ongoing
- Where
- Madhya Pradesh High Court, Indore bench
- Why
- Wife alleges husband is planning a second marriage without divorce; husband denies allegations and seeks divorce
- Petitioner
- Nikita Devi (28)
- Respondent
- Vikram Kumar Nagdev (35)
- Marriage Date
- January 26, 2020
- Marriage Location
- Sindh province, Pakistan
- Current Residence of Husband
- Indore, Madhya Pradesh, India
- Visa Status of Husband
- Long-term visa
- Legal Article Cited
- Article 226 of the Indian Constitution
- Alleged Second Marriage Date
- March 2026