Police have also charged him and three members of his family for allegedly harassing his wife for dowry.
A 32-year-old man in Maharashtra's Thane district was charged for allegedly giving triple talaq, prohibited by law, to his wife, police said on Friday.
Police have also charged him and three members of his family for allegedly harassing his wife for dowry.
The woman registered a complaint with Bhoiwada police on Thursday.
In the complaint, she alleged that her husband Aamir Mukhtar Aamir Momin divorced her around two months back by uttering the word 'talaq' thrice, Thane police spokesperson Sukhada Narkar said.
The man was charged on Thursday under sections of the Muslim Women (Protection of Rights on Marriage) Ordinance, she said.
"The victim had married the accused in May 2016 and they have an 18-month-old son now. Soon after the marriage, her in-laws started harassing her for dowry. They sent her to her maternal house in Mumbra for her delivery and later forced her to take up a job," the police spokesperson said.
"When the woman fell ill, the in-laws again sent her to her parents' house. They also demanded several things, including a fridge, from her parents. In February this year, her husband even sent a notice to her for divorce," she added.
According to police, in April, when the woman and her parents went to Momin's house to enquire about it, he abused her and divorced her by uttering the word 'talaq' thrice.
Apart from the accused, his mother Alimunnisa, sister Uneja and her husband Zubair Ahmed have been charged under Indian Penal Code sections 498A (husband or relative of husband of a woman subjecting her to cruelty), 406 (criminal breach of trust), 323 (voluntarily causing hurt) and others.
No arrest has been made so far, police said.