Explanation:

Here’s what you need to know:

- The Muslim Women (Protection of Rights on Marriage) Act, 2019, specifically criminalises "Talaq-E-Biddat," which is also known as instant triple talaq.

- Talaq-E-Biddat is when a Muslim man pronounces “talaq” three times in one sitting, aiming for instant divorce. This practice is now a punishable offense in India.

- Khula is when a woman seeks divorce from her husband, usually with his consent and by returning her dower; the Act doesn’t criminalise this.

- Mubarat is a form of mutual divorce—again, not criminalised by this Act.

- Talaq-E-Sunnat follows the proper process set in the Quran, with waiting periods; it’s perfectly legal and not criminalised.

So, your answer is option:4- Talaq-E-Biddat. “”