Even after six years, they didn't have a grandchild, following which they had now sued their son demanding a grandchild within a year or Rs 5 crore as compensation.

It is pertinent to note that polygamy and live-in relationships are long-prevailing across the tribal communities in Madhya Pradesh and as per the constitution, polygamy is legal for them.

The announcement of separation from both of them has come as a shocker and it also had spurred a pile of stories over what has led them to untie their marriage. 

As she has got a divorce finally, she had thrown a special party to her family and friends and said that she has felt like she is out of prison. 

The stunning development has become the talk of the town after the minister's third wife has filed a case against him for allegedly assaulting and divorcing her.