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Karnataka HC Urges Couple to Stop Bad‑Mouthing During Divorce

In a divorce case, the Karnataka High Court cautioned a husband and wife not to speak ill of each other in front of their children, emphasizing that parental responsibilities persist even after dissolution of marriage. The court’s order highlights the impact of parental conduct on minors and underscores the need for respectful co‑parenting.

Karnataka HC Urges Couple to Stop Bad‑Mouthing During Divorce
Karnataka HC Urges Couple to Stop Bad‑Mouthing During DivorcePhoto via The Hindu — National

The Karnataka High Court issued an order in a divorce proceeding, instructing the parties to refrain from bad‑mouthing one another before their children. The court stressed that children should be shielded from negative remarks and that both parents retain responsibilities post‑divorce. It also reminded the couple that their conduct could influence the children’s well‑being and future relationships. The decision was delivered during the hearing on [date].

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