The commentary on the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act sheds light on the pervasive issue of domestic violence, which remains deeply entrenched in societal norms and poses a significant barrier to the development and well-being of women. Recognizing domestic violence as a violation of human rights and a global phenomenon, the Act aims to provide effective protection to women who are victims of such violence within the family.

The Act defines an "aggrieved person" as any woman who has experienced domestic violence within a domestic relationship, which encompasses various familial ties and living arrangements. By offering legal recourse to women facing domestic violence, the Act seeks to uphold their rights guaranteed under the Constitution.

In crafting this commentary, the authors have undertaken a thorough examination of the Act, drawing from their extensive research and study of the law. Their diligent efforts have resulted in a comprehensive and accessible resource, designed to facilitate understanding and interpretation of the Act's provisions.

This commentary serves as a valuable tool for legal professionals, judges, advocacy groups, and citizens alike, providing clarity on the intricacies of the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act. By offering insights and analysis in a clear and concise manner, this book aims to empower individuals and organizations in their efforts to combat domestic violence and uphold the rights of women.