Pawan Singh Fined Again: Bhojpuri Star Skips Court in Wife's Maintenance Battle

Bhojpuri star Pawan Singh fined by a Ballia court for skipping a hearing in a maintenance case filed by his wife, Jyoti Singh.

Poonam Rajpoot18 October 20262 min read1 viewEntertainment
Pawan Singh Fined Again: Bhojpuri Star Skips Court in Wife's Maintenance Battle

Bhojpuri cinema sensation and Bihar Legislative Council (MLC) member Pawan Singh has found himself in legal hot water once again. The Additional Family Court in Ballia, Uttar Pradesh, has imposed a fine of 3,000 rupees on the actor after he failed to appear for a scheduled hearing on October 17, 2026, regarding a maintenance case filed by his wife, Jyoti Singh.

A Costly Absence

The legal battle, presided over by Judge Kamalapati Prajapati, has seen a pattern of absences from the actor's side. This latest penalty follows a previous hearing on October 5, 2026, where Pawan Singh was also absent. On that occasion, the court had imposed a 1,000-rupee fine and issued a final notice, explicitly ordering him to appear in person for the October 17 session.

Despite the final warning, the actor remained absent. His legal representative, Harivansh Singh, attempted to justify the absence by submitting a medical certificate citing the poor health of Pawan Singh's mother, Pratima Devi. Additionally, the counsel filed an application requesting that the matter be moved toward mediation.

Jyoti Singh's Plea for Justice

The actor's wife, Jyoti Singh, did not hold back her frustration during the proceedings. She alleged that Pawan Singh is effectively mocking the judicial process by repeatedly skipping court dates. While she expressed a continued willingness to reconcile and live with her husband, she made it clear that her patience has limits.

"I am still willing to live with my husband, but if justice is not served in this forum, I will approach the Supreme Court," Jyoti Singh asserted.

The High Stakes of the Dispute

The roots of this legal conflict stretch back several years. The couple married on March 6, 2018, but their relationship soured, leading Jyoti Singh to file for interim maintenance in the Ballia Family Court on April 22, 2022. In her petition, she is seeking a monthly maintenance allowance of 5 lakh rupees.

What Happens Next?

Rejecting the excuses provided by the defense, Judge Kamalapati ordered the actor to pay the 3,000-rupee fine. The court has now set the next hearing date for November 12, 2026, with a strict mandate that Pawan Singh must attend the proceedings in person.

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