u/PassageNew4617

I want to learn quant but don't know from where. Other subjects are pretty good but quant is very weak like 10-15 out of 50 range.

Hey guys, lately I’ve been reading a lot of news and discussions about wives filing false cases or accusations against men, and it honestly makes me anxious about marriage. It feels like, in many situations, courts and society tend to automatically believe the women's side, sometimes even when there isn’t strong proof.

I’m not married yet, but hearing these stories has made me fearful of ending up in such a situation myself. What confuses me the most is how some people can do these kinds of things without remorse, especially when false accusations can completely destroy someone’s life.

I also came across a Reddit article discussing paternity and DNA testing laws. I think it mentioned that in some places, if a child is conceived during a marriage, the husband is legally presumed to be the father, and DNA testing may not always be straightforward. Reading things like this has added even more to my concerns and hesitation about marriage.

So my question is: if you had to estimate it statistically, what do you think the occurrence rate of such cases would be per 100,000 people?

Or would you say that this is very common throughout India?