Archive · 3 Aug 2025
Engineer Challenges Travel Ban Condition in Supreme Court
A software engineer is fighting in the Supreme Court against a rule made by a lower court in Rajasthan.
The lower court said that if he wanted to go to another country for work, his wife had to stay in India.
The engineer says this isn't fair because the court made the rule without including her in the case.
He is accused of promising to marry someone then not doing it, and she has complained of rape.
The Supreme Court will decide if the lower court's decision was correct.
Software engineer challenges Rajasthan High Court's order in Supreme Court.
High Court directed the engineer's wife to remain in India if he traveled abroad.
The engineer faces charges of rape under the pretext of marriage.
The engineer's petition cites procedural impropriety by the High Court.
The Supreme Court will hear the case on August 8th.
- Who
- A software engineer and his wife.
- What
- A software engineer has moved the Supreme Court against a Rajasthan High Court order.
- When
- The matter is listed for hearing on August 8.
- Where
- Supreme Court and Rajasthan High Court.
- Why
- The engineer argues the High Court's order was erroneous and violated his rights.
Engineer's Position
Court's Stance
Foreign Travel
Engineer's Position
Seeks to travel abroad for work.
Court's Stance
High Court's order restricts foreign travel for employment.
Wife's Presence
Engineer's Position
Believes wife's presence is not essential.
Court's Stance
High Court directed wife to stay in India.
- Court Involved
- Supreme Court, Rajasthan High Court
- Accusation
- Rape under false pretext of marriage
- Petitioner's Profession
- Software Engineer
- Hearing Date
- August 8
- Case Type
- Anticipatory Bail
