Kolkata Court: TMC MP Nusrat Jahan and Nikhil Jain's Marriage 'Not Legally Valid'

The order was based on religious grounds as Nusrat Jahan is a Muslim by faith, while Nikhil Jain is a Hindu.
Kolkata Court: TMC MP Nusrat Jahan and Nikhil Jain's Marriage 'Not Legally Valid'
Kolkata Court: TMC MP Nusrat Jahan and Nikhil Jain's Marriage 'Not Legally Valid'
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Nusrat Jahan and Nikhil Jain arenow officially separated as the Kolkata court has ruled in favour ofNikhil. A local court in Kolkata on Wednesday ruled that the marriage ofactor-turned-politician Nusrat Jahan and businessman Nikhil Jain is ‘notlegally valid’. 

On June 9 this year, TMC MP Nusrat Jahan alsoissued a statement saying that her marriage with Nikhil was done according toTurkish law and hence it is not valid in India. Coincidentally, the verdictcame on Nikhil’s birthday and he says it’s a birthday gift for him.

Declaring the marriage void, the Kolkatacourt said, "It is hereby declared that the alleged marriage between theplaintiff and the respondent in Bodrum, Turkey on 19 June 2019 is not legallyvalid. Thus the suit is settled." Nusrat had alleged that her belongings,such as family jewellery and other assets, were "illegally takenback". 

“It’s definitely a birthday gift. I am happyand my family is finally happy as well,” Nikhil shared adding that, “There wasan attempt to destroy my name, my reputation. Even in front of the media, I wascalled bisexual. But I had my faith in our judicial system since the beginning.The court verdict has once again proved you can’t influence the judicial systemeven if you are powerful.”

Nusrat and Nikhil tied the knot in Turkey inJune 2019. While the wedding in Turkey was an intimate ceremony, the couplelater hosted a grand wedding reception in Kolkata where they also invited chiefminister Mamata Banerjee and other celebrities from the Tollywood filmindustry.

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