In the intriguing world of legal dramas, a recent petition filed in the High Court of Punjab & Haryana by an Advocate takes center stage, weaving a tale of promises, shattered dreams, and a royal twist. The petitioner, representing herself, seeks legal action against none other than Prince Harry Middleton, the son of Prince Charles Middleton.

This legal saga unfolds with the petitioner alleging that despite a promise to marry, Prince Harry has failed to fulfill his commitment, leaving her heartbroken. The plea goes further, urging the United Kingdom Police Cell to take decisive action against the royal heartthrob and even requesting arrest warrants to expedite their impending nuptials.

In an unexpected turn of events, the virtual court hearing takes a dramatic shift when the petitioner, adamant on seeking justice, persuades the court to hold an actual hearing. 

Upon closer inspection, the court deems the petition nothing more than a "day-dreamer's fantasy about marrying Prince Harry." Criticizing the poorly drafted document for its grammatical errors and lack of legal acumen, the judge dismantles the petitioner's case.

The petitioner's claim of an online romance with Prince Harry is debunked when she admits to never having set foot in the United Kingdom. Instead, she insists that their connection transpired through social media, where she boldly messaged Prince Charles about his son's engagement to her.

As the court reviews the so-called evidence – printouts of alleged conversations (Annexures P-1 to P-3) – doubts arise. The judge highlights potential manipulations in the presented documents, pointing out deletions and erasures that cast a shadow over their authenticity.

The court, well aware of the prevalence of fake identities on social media platforms, questions the reliability of such digital conversations. Could the charming Prince Harry be just a persona crafted in a cyber cafe, seeking greener pastures from the confines of a village in Punjab?

With a touch of sympathy for the petitioner's misplaced trust in the fabricated romance, the court dismissed the petition. 

Case: Palwinder Kaur vs. Prince Harry Middleton and others,

CRWP-3347-2021 (O&M). 

Click to read/download judgment.