Section 83 of BNS : Section 83: Marriage ceremony fraudulently gone through without lawful marriage.

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Rahul, who is already legally married to Priya, decides to marry another woman, Anjali, without disclosing his existing marriage. He goes through a traditional wedding ceremony with Anjali, knowing that this second marriage is not legally valid under Indian law. Anjali, unaware of Rahul's first marriage, believes she is lawfully married to him. Rahul's actions are driven by fraudulent intentions to deceive Anjali. Under Section 83 of The Bharatiya...

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