why did ram disown sita?

why did ram abandon sita before agnipariksha??? i mean if ram rescued ahalya from the curse even when ahalya actually did which was considered to be a sin and changed the view of the society then why didnt he fight for his own wife?why did he punish his own wife for something she hasn't done...

This is my question too... I never understood this act of Ram...ever...maybe this show can give us a semblance of an answer ...

Ram never punished Sita. In fact,In Ramayana Ram didn't order Sita to Leave. Sita wanted to visit Valmiki ashram. Same time Ram heard about street gossiping. So He told Lakshman to Leave Sita at near Valmiki ashram and told him to announce present situation and Ram's decision. Thus Sita got to know his decision. She told Lakshman that she would support her husband to do his responsibilities. She was hurt but never Angered on Ram.

yes dat was really bad ram sub ke saath acha kartha hai per sita ke saath aisa kyu kiya only for public ya kuch aur hope i get perfect answer for my qs

as much i heard or told by my elders
when he heard that gossip he wanted to leave his position as king
bcz in that situation they are two different things being a king or as a husband
as a king it is his duty or responsibility to do as per the wishes of people and follow same rule for a king and commoner
so he wanted to sacrifice his power as a king and want to leave the kingdom but bcz of welfare of his kingdom and people he was forced to not to sacrifice his crown
so he followed his duty as a king
this is what something i heard of when i was a child

Yahi sabse badi tragedy hai sita ji ki poori life pariksha deta deta hi chali gaye or at last vo thak ka dharti maa ka godh mai chali gayi 😭

Ramayana is about sacrifice.. It is about raising up and doing what is right selflessly even when it hurts. Sri Ram did was NOT disown Mata Sita.
He always made it clear that he never distrusted her nor questioned her chastity. However, he was king and he had a duty towards his subjects. He was also selfless and he selflessly decided to take the blame on himself for sending her away rather than allow Sita to be dishonored by the very people she lived for and loved.
The sacrifice both Sri Rama and Mata Sita did is beyond comprehension. Both lived for each other but they sacrificed themselves for the others. That is why Ram is known as the Maryada Purushotham... and Sita is the first of all pancha kanyas..