This discussion explores whether a divorce can be granted when an acquittal in a 498A case is under appeal. The general consensus is that a divorce is likely to be granted, as the filing of the 498A case itself can be seen as cruelty, and the prolonged separation indicates irreconcilable differences. The acquittal in the 498A case further weakens the wife's position in contesting the divorce, suggesting her allegations were not sufficiently proven.