35,000/- per month has been granted as a lumpsum and thus while determining the quantum of maintenance to be granted at an interim stage, the revisional court has directed that an amount of 8,000/- would be paid to the applicant no. 1 and for the applicant no. 2, who is admittedly the daughter, the Court has fixed a sum of ` 4,000/-, but since it is an interim arrangement, which has to be only adhere to during the pendency of Section 125 application, and keeping in view that the fact of the income accruing to the revisionist not being seriously disputed by the respondent in her pleading in the proceedings under Section 125 of the Cr.P.C. at the interim stage, this revision is being disposed of considering the fact that even if the total income accruing to the revisionist is taken into consideration, the Court while determining the amount of maintenance which was payable to the respondent/wife ought to have considered the other surrounding circumstances, which has been pleaded by the revisionist in his application with regards to the deduction and the Court cannot be oblivious of the fact that apart from the deductions being made by the department, he also simultaneously has to cater other family expenses, which he has to meet from the resources of salary which he is receiving from the limited department, since he is working in the Uttarakhand Police Administrative Department as C.P.U.
