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Sakthigautham (RESEARCHER)     05 March 2013

Marriage religion and reservation

 

Dear Sirs,
 
I belong to Hindu Scheduled caste by birth. My parents belong to Hindu Scheduled caste by birth(my parents still belong to Hindu SC) 
 
However, I married a Christian BC man. For marriage purposes, I had to take baptism and undergo a church marriage. 
 
But, I did not practise Christianity from day 1 of my marriage. I am still a practising Hindu. I did not change my name. I still bore a Hindu name. I have the same Hindu name in my Christian marriage certificate.
 
I did not change my name in any documents, I did not change my surname in any documents. I did not change my community certificate. 
 
But I am yet to re register my marriage under Special marriage act, 1954. 
 
My question is, even before re registering my marriage under the special marriage act, will I be able to avail the benefits of reservation?
 
To be more specific, I am in a situation to apply for an exam immediately availing a reservation benefit(age relaxation), but I haven't re registered my marriage yet. Can I apply for the exam first, then before the examination process ends(it takes an year), can I re register my marriage in the mean while? Will there be a legal problem in the future in this scenario?  OR, 
 
since I did not change any documents or my name and being a practising Hindu, is it true that I don't even have to re register my marriage? (The exam or the selection process does not ask me to produce a marriage certificate anywhere). I am worried only about envious people who might dig out the fact that I got married in a church and hold that fact against me in the future. Please explain.
 
Thanks very much
 
Sincerely
 
Sakthi


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Rajendra Shrivastava (advocate)     06 March 2013

slomnize your marriage accordig to hindu ritis. make your wife hindu. your problem will be solved.


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