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Shikhar Dhawan’s Emotional Victory: Divorce Granted on ‘Mental Cruelty’ Grounds

Pratyush Madhav by Pratyush Madhav
6 October 2023
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Shikhar Dhawan’s Emotional Victory: Divorce Granted on ‘Mental Cruelty’ Grounds
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Shikhar Dhawan divorce: Once, he was the ‘heart and soul’ of the Indian cricket team. Today, he fights to clear his name against his own wife. But Shikhar Dhawan, the resilient cricketer, never gave up. His unwavering determination has led him to stand vindicated in the face of adversity.

On Wednesday, October 4, a Delhi court granted divorce to Indian cricketer Shikhar Dhawan from his estranged wife, Aesha Mukerji, ending eight years of their marriage. It was a long and challenging battle, but Dhawan’s determination prevailed.

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Dhawan had tied the knot with Mukerji in 2012, and together they had a son named Zoravar. Mukerji, previously married to an Australian businessman, also has two daughters from her first marriage. The journey from a blissful union to a painful divorce was a difficult one.

Judge Harish Kumar, presiding over the Family Court in the Patiala House complex in Delhi, accepted charges of Shikhar Dhawan against his wife in the divorce petition. The court noted that Dhawan’s wife had caused “mental agony” to the cricketer by forcing him to live separately from his only son for years.

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In his petition, Dhawan alleged that his estranged wife demanded and acquired ownership of 99 percent of Dhawan’s three Australian properties, along with joint ownership of two others, all of which he had purchased with his hard-earned money. It was a financial burden that weighed heavily on his shoulders.

Furthermore, the court accepted Dhawan’s allegations that Aesha forced him to pay child support not only for their son, Zoravar, but also for her two daughters from her previous marriage. This added strain on his finances and emotional well-being.

The court recognized Dhawan’s standing as a prominent international cricketer and offered a glimmer of hope in the form of advice. It urged him to approach the Union government for help in resolving visitation or custody issues with his son, especially those involving his counterpart in Australia.

The divorce proceedings were undoubtedly emotionally taxing for Shikhar Dhawan. Still, his resilience and determination remained unshaken. He was determined to clear his name and secure his rights as a father.

Judge Harish Kumar’s decision was clear: “Hence, it stands proved that the wife backtracked from her assurance of setting up a matrimonial home in India after marriage and thus made him suffer a long-distance marriage and suffer immense agony and anguish of living separately from his own son for years.”

[BREAKING] Delhi Court grants divorce to cricketer Shikhar Dhawan on grounds of cruelty by wife

report by @NarsiBenwal #ShikharDhawan @SDhawan25 https://t.co/40NNHLoVhi

— Bar and Bench (@barandbench) October 4, 2023

It was a tough journey for Dhawan, who, through no fault of his own, had to endure the immense agony and anguish of living separately from his son. His wife’s denial of the allegation, claiming her genuine desire to live in India with him, did not hold in court. Her commitment to her daughters from her previous marriage, requiring her to stay in Australia, prevented her from joining her husband in India. Still, she chose not to contest the claim.

Shikhar Dhawan’s story is a testament to the strength of the human spirit. From the cricket pitch to the courtroom, he faced challenges head-on, refusing to back down. He serves as an inspiration for anyone facing adversity in their personal lives.

In the world of cricket, Dhawan was known for his aggressive batting style and his ability to perform under pressure. Now, he has demonstrated the same determination in his personal life, emerging victorious against the odds.

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As we look back on Shikhar Dhawan’s journey, we are reminded that life is full of unexpected challenges. It’s not about avoiding them but about facing them with courage and resilience. Dhawan’s story teaches us that no matter how tough the situation, with determination and the right support, we can overcome even the most daunting obstacles.

Shikhar Dhawan’s journey reminds us that no matter how dark the clouds may be, there is always a silver lining waiting to be discovered. His resilience and unwavering spirit serve as a beacon of hope for anyone going through difficult times. Dhawan’s story teaches us that with determination, we can turn the page and start a new, brighter chapter in our lives.

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