Women’s panel seeks mandatory premarital counselling
It has also recommended counselling for couples after marriage to address problems early and reduce marital conflicts
The State Women's Commission has proposed mandatory premarital counselling in an effort to bolster marital bonds and avert disputes, as reported by a recent commission sitting in the Collectorate. Commission members V.R. Mahilamani and P. Kunjaisha suggested this during the session, which was attended by 33 complaints, many of which pertained to domestic violence and boundary disputes. Of these, five cases were successfully resolved, while the remaining 28 were set for the next meeting.
In addition to premarital counselling, the commission also recommended that couples undergo post-marriage counselling to tackle issues as they arise and minimize marital conflicts. This proposal aims to provide couples with the guidance they need to navigate their relationships successfully, thus fostering stronger and more harmonious marriages.
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