Per both Hindu and Muslim laws in India, abandonment/desertion (for 2 years) is one of the grounds to seek divorce. Don't understand your point.
Consider the following situation:
1. Muslim husband kicks the wife out of the home after saying triple talaq. After the supreme court judgment the utterance of triple talaq doesn't result in a divorce. So the wife remains married to him legally but is nevertheless kicked out of the home and abandoned.
1.1. The wife goes back to her fathers house.
1.2. She complains under the new triple talaq law and gets the husband jailed.
1.3. Whilst he is in jail she complains under S.498A against the husband and her in-laws wherein they can be thrown in jail.
1.4. She then proceeds to file a divorce case and coerces the husband to mutually divorce in exchange for a hefty settlement.
2. Hindu husband kicks the wife out of the home without saying anything. The wife remains married to him legally but is kicked out of the home and abandoned.
2.1. The wife goes back to her fathers house.
2.2. She complains under S.498A against the husband and her in-laws wherein they can be thrown in jail.
2.3. She then proceeds to file a divorce case and coerces the husband to mutually divorce in exchange for a hefty settlement.