Diya tries to expose imposter

High-octane courtroom drama next in Rishta Likhenge Hum Naya

There is a huge courtroom drama. Ratan doesn’t reach the court in time. The judge tells Diya that her lawyer didn’t come to defend her, so she gets a chance to defend her case on her own. He tells her that if she doesn’t have anything to say, she will be announced guilty. Ratan stops the judge and makes an entry in an injured state. Diya worries for Ratan. Ratan tells her that he is fine. He proceeds to defend her case. Abhay and Arpita get worried when Ratan targets them. Ratan says I have the evidence against Abhay. He gives the pen drive which has all the evidence against Abhay. Arpita gets tensed and scolds Abhay for his deceive.

Abhay tells her that she has cheated him and she gave the evidence to Ratan. She tells him that its Ratan’s plan to show she has cheated her brother. She tries to stop Abhay from speaking anything for which he will regret later on. Abhay argues with her. They both impulsively admit their crimes in the court.

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Judge hears the confession and punishes Abhay. Judge declares Diya innocent in the case. Abhay gets punished for accusing Diya for a fake murder case. Abhay and Arpita get exposed. They get punished for defaming Diya. They get arrested. Ratan and Diya get happy. Diya had belief in Ratan. She is impressed that Ratan had fought with the goons and reached the court to prove her innocence. Diya and Ratan will have to focus on their marital relation now.

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