Shikhar Dhawan's Journey to Cricket Stardom


 "A Delhi court granted a divorce to cricketer Shikhar Dhawan from his wife Ayesha Mukherjee on Wednesday on the grounds of cruelty.

According to the court's decision, Ayesha had mentally tortured Dhawan for years by compelling him to stay away from his only son.

The judge of a family court in Delhi, Harish Kumar, accepted all the allegations made by the cricketer against his wife in the divorce petition, either because she did not contest those allegations or failed to defend herself adequately.

However, the court denied passing any order regarding the permanent custody of their son.

The judge granted Dhawan the right to meet his son for a specified period in India and Australia. He was also allowed video calls with his son.

"As the applicant is celebrated as an internationally acclaimed cricketing figure, a symbol of national pride, the court strongly encourages the petitioner to explore avenues of assistance from the Government of India," the court emphasized. the Government of India to resolve matters pertaining to the visitation and safeguarding of his underage son in Australia," the court emphasized. The court further decreed, "He should be allowed regular visitations and communication with his son, in addition to being granted permanent custody."

"It has been proved that the wife, after the marriage, moved away from establishing a matrimonial home in India because of her commitment to her daughters from her previous marriage, and she could not come to India to stay, and, therefore, the judge said in the order, "She suffered excruciating pain and agony for years by staying away from her own son.''

"Since the wife did not contest Dhawan's evidence, the judge said: "Therefore, it is established that the wife, out of her own assurance, moved away from establishing a matrimonial home in India and thus had to face the ordeal of a long-distance marriage and suffer severe pain and agony in life." The Delhi court accepted all the allegations made by Dhawan against his wife, as she either did not contest those allegations or failed to defend herself.

Cricketer Shikhar Dhawan was granted a divorce from his wife Ayesha Mukherjee by a local court in Delhi on Wednesday due to mental cruelty. "The judge upheld all the claims and accusations presented by Dhawan against his spouse in the divorce plea."

According to the court's decision, the judge accepted the allegations on the basis that Mukherjee either did not oppose them or failed to defend herself. Kumar acknowledged that Mukherjee had mentally tortured Dhawan for years by compelling him to stay away from his son.

However, the court refused to pass an order on the permanent custody of the child. Kumar granted Dhawan the right to meet with his son for a specified period in India and Australia, including overnight stays with him and other family members. The cricketer was also allowed to have video calls with his son.

The court directed Mukherjee to bring the child to India during the minimum school holidays. According to the petitioner's claim, Mukherjee had initially assured Dhawan of staying with him in India. However, she failed to do so due to her commitment to her daughters from her previous marriage.

The court also noted that Mukherjee had pressured Dhawan to make her the 99% owner of three properties purchased in Australia with the cricketer's earnings. She also exerted pressure on him to become a joint owner in other properties.

The court found that Mukherjee failed to counter these allegations along with other charges."