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Husband’s Advantage from IPC Section 498A

Section 498A of the Indian Penal Code was introduced in the year 1983. This section was added to protect a married woman from subject to cruelty from her husband or her in-laws. The term “cruelty” here refers to any harm caused to the person both mentally or physically. Section 498A IPC protects a woman from harassment related to dowry or any marital issues. According to this section, the accused is subjected to 3 years of punishment or a fine. Though this section was introduced to protect women from exploitation, it has got some disadvantages too, which we shall see in this article.
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What is Section 498A IPC?
Here’s the text of the Article 498A IPC as mentioned in the Indian Penal Code:
Husband or relative of husband of a woman subjecting her to cruelty.—Whoever, being the husband or the relative of the husband of a woman, subjects such woman to cruelty shall be pun-ished with imprisonment for a term which may extend to three years and shall also be liable to fine.
Advantages of Section 498A IPC
• Prevents the Exploitation of Women:
The exploitation of women has always been a critical issue for years. One of the major advantages of introducing this section is protecting women from getting exploited. If any woman is being subjected to cruelty as explained in the section, then it would be taken as a punishable offense. And whoever subjects her to cruelty shall be punished for three years or pay a penalty fine.
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• Empowers the Women:
Section 498A seems to have empowered women in Indian. It has encouraged women to come forward and file complaints. Initially, women hesitated to raise voice against the harassment with the fear of not being heard. With the increased

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