Indian Man Refuses to Leave Thai Wife Despite Her Request for Divorce

[webfact]

 

In Samut Prakarn province near Bangkok, an Indian man named Radej is making headlines after refusing to leave his Thai wife, Nuch, despite her demands for a divorce and expulsion from their home. The drama unfolded yesterday, September 3, at Mueang Samut Prakarn Police Station, where the couple's heated argument drew significant attention.

 

Radej, aged 52, sought police intervention after his 53-year-old wife, Nuch, requested a divorce and threw him out, leaving him with only an old fridge. Tasked with nowhere to go and in emotional turmoil, Radej told the police how deeply he loved Nuch—even if it meant overlooking her deceit and financial exploitation.

 

The couple's story began romantically when they met at a temple. Nuch's beauty and friendly nature captivated Radej, leading to a relationship before he knew she had four children from a previous marriage. Undeterred by her past, Radej committed himself completely, caring for Nuch and her children as his own until tensions grew.

 

Over time, Nuch allegedly became distant and indifferent, ultimately demanding a divorce. Despite the rising conflict, chiefly over her children, Radej refused to leave her, attributing her behaviour to a supposed mental illness and feeling responsible for her care.

Speaking to One 31 news agency, Nuch rebutted Radej's claims, stating that he barely appreciated her children and frequently used vulgar language. She firmly denied having any mental illness, explaining that their continuous arguments over her children led her to end the relationship.

 

Under police mediation, a temporary resolution was reached: Radej would keep his valuables, but the house and land would remain with Nuch. Yet, Radej remains staunch in his decision not to sign the divorce papers.

 

Expressing his unyielding love, Radej told the media, "I love my wife very much, even if she deceived me, but I was always willing to let it happen. I was happy throughout the time we were together."

 

The emotional case highlights the complexities of love, commitment, and the struggles of intercultural relationships. While a temporary truce has been reached, the couple's future remains uncertain, leaving many to ponder the true cost of unconditional love.

 

Picture courtesy: Facebook/สมุทรปราการ press

 

-- 2024-09-05

 

 

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[Gottfrid]

27 minutes ago, webfact said:

Expressing his unyielding love, Radej told the media, "I love my wife very much, even if she deceived me, but I was always willing to let it happen. I was happy throughout the time we were together."

Sounds like a very desperate man.

[KhaoNiaw]

48 minutes ago, Gottfrid said:

Sounds like a very desperate man.

 

Probably desperate to stay and is on an extension based on marriage.

[Gottfrid]

1 hour ago, KhaoNiaw said:

 

Probably desperate to stay and is on an extension based on marriage.

Agree, might very well be that way. However, I understand that people put themselves in such situations as they get stuck and love the country and the girl. On the other side, a person must always have a back up plan if things go tits-up. (In this case 53 years old, so tits-down) 😉 

[spidermike007]

I really never understood this kind of behavior, and I've never understood why someone who is in a relationship that's not working out, is unwilling to move on, and makes such a pest of themselves.

 

What an absolutely pathetic thing for a man to do. No pride. Yikes. 

[2baht]

Radej, listen to Batman!

 

 

[hotchilli]

3 hours ago, webfact said:

Under police mediation, a temporary resolution was reached: Radej would keep his valuables, but the house and land would remain with Nuch. Yet, Radej remains staunch in his decision not to sign the divorce papers

Welcome to Thailand.

Pack your bags she gets the rest?

[RichardColeman]

Maybe he is more upset about having to raise his money in the bank from 400k marriage to 800k for retirement

[BritScot]

3 hours ago, Gottfrid said:

Agree, might very well be that way. However, I understand that people put themselves in such situations as they get stuck and love the country and the girl. On the other side, a person must always have a back up plan if things go tits-up. (In this case 53 years old, so tits-down) 😉 

Never invest in Thailand any more than you can simply walk away from. Told to me by a very wise man in 2003. I have lived by that! I am sure if he bought or built the house he will find in a court that the house belongs to him. Therefore, sell her it or demolish it. She keeps the land. I remember my father in law telling my wife, "The house is your husband's, he built it!"... 

[JeffersLos]

To note, it is very difficult for a Thai woman to divorce you if you refuse and have done nothing wrong. 

[Gottfrid]

3 minutes ago, BritScot said:

Never invest in Thailand any more than you can simply walk away from. Told to me by a very wise man in 2003. I have lived by that! I am sure if he bought or built the house he will find in a court that the house belongs to him. Therefore, sell her it or demolish it. She keeps the land. I remember my father in law telling my wife, "The house is your husband's, he built it!"... 

Agree 100%! Unfortunately there are some dumb nuts, that think they not have anything to say. I just feel sorry for such poor education. 🙂