The Gujarat High Court granted a divorce to a Mumbai-based pilot, citing cruelty due to his installation of CCTV cameras and microphones in their home. The court ordered the pilot to pay his wife ₹1 lakh monthly as lifetime alimony. Disputes arose soon after their 2023 marriage, leading to police involvement and the wife's hunger strike.
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