Indisputably, the respondent professed the Muslim religion and changed her name as “Tamanna Parveen @ Abhilasha Jain” and on 07.07.2009, the parties solemnized marriage according to the Muslim rituals and the Shariah law. They lived together till February, 2014. However, owing to discord of common petulance and ideological and temperamental differences, they started living separately. After leaving the company of the appellant, the respondent went to her parents' house at Udaipur, where she is residing till date. It is reflected from the pleadings of the parties that since February, 2014 to the year 2018, they lived separately and never cohabited. It is even admitted by the appellant that he sent a letter dated 28.06.2018 in the form of first ‘ talaq’ and then on 30.07.2018 in form of second ‘ talaq’, however, with a pretense that the same were not sent with the intent to dissolve the marriage; rather, the said letters were sent only with a view to warn or caution her. The appellant was examined as NAD-1 in the Family court. In cross examination, he admitted his signatures on Ex.1 and Ex.3A and also candidly conceded that at the time of appending signatures upon these documents, he was not under any fear or coercion. He
