Rakesh Dhuri
Councillor, Fazilka
A woman should know her limits. Why did Fiza get into a relationship with Chand even when she knew he was married? They shouldn’t have converted to Islam. Fiza has acted like an illiterate.

Dr Jyoti Ratan
Department of Laws, PU
Chander Mohan is in the wrong. Religious conversion, especially by a person of high stature, sends out a wrong message to the society. There is a need to develop a uniform civil code to avoid such instances.

Dr Ameer Sultana, Department of Women’s Studies and Development, PU
The Supreme Court has ruled that a person cannot convert to marry a second time. The media is harping on about Fiza’s rights but has anyone spared a thought for his first wife? Moreover, Fiza was a practising advocate. How could she do this? Both are equally responsible for their predicament.

Shikha, Assistant Manager, Kotak Mahindra
It’s a political game. No one knew Chander Mohan before this episode came to light. He is using this to gain cheap publicity. On the other hand, Fiza seems to be genuinely affected by his betrayal

Sanjay, Engineer
Love is a natural feeling and is justifiable. Chander Mohan has been forced to leave Fiza only because of his first wife and children. They were truly in love but bowed down to societal pressure.

Sanjay Kanojia, Showroom incharge
This man has no principles in life. Chander Mohan is to be blamed for the debacle; he trapped the emotionally vulnerable Fiza, who trusted him blindly

Vikram, Housekeeping supervisor
Chander Mohan should have thought about his wife and children before marrying Fiza. Fiza is also at fault as she was well aware that he was a married man. Now, both have a problem on their hands and have ruined the life of another woman in the process.