drsundaram
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The Times of India Bangalore edition of dt 24th March reports that Supreme Court has maintained that there is nothing illegal on premarital sex and live in relationships between adults. While reserving its verdict, the court wants to know what is abhorrent in Kushboo’s views !!! The special bench had also referred to the recent judgement of Delhi High court legalising consensual sexual relation between adults.
With due respects to the Bench,
One would expect the learned judges to atleast make a mention of the moral values and Indian cultures was upheld. On the other hand, the honourable judges have drawn mythology of Radha and Krishna living together to substantiate its point.
Even in advanced / western counties if the live –in culture is practiced that country never has so far advocated this as a court’s approval, I think...
The court’s opinion is sure to send wrong signals & erroneous ideas to young men and women whose minds are already swayed by so many external situations to relation to sex..
Where will this verdict take the Indian culture to!!!
There may not be a law to prohibit pre marital sex but it is a largely accepted and practised moral norm in India making even western countries to hold Indian ethos in high esteem..
It is strange that the highest court of country is asking the counsel why "he should be concerned" and "in what way he is affected".
The Fundamental Rights enshrined in our Constitution are not without moral boundries or ethical concern for Society’s welfare.
Any way we Indians are used to be too enduring and accepting anything whatever happens in & around us with meek obedience and this is yet another..
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With due respects to the Bench,
One would expect the learned judges to atleast make a mention of the moral values and Indian cultures was upheld. On the other hand, the honourable judges have drawn mythology of Radha and Krishna living together to substantiate its point.
Even in advanced / western counties if the live –in culture is practiced that country never has so far advocated this as a court’s approval, I think...
The court’s opinion is sure to send wrong signals & erroneous ideas to young men and women whose minds are already swayed by so many external situations to relation to sex..
Where will this verdict take the Indian culture to!!!
There may not be a law to prohibit pre marital sex but it is a largely accepted and practised moral norm in India making even western countries to hold Indian ethos in high esteem..
It is strange that the highest court of country is asking the counsel why "he should be concerned" and "in what way he is affected".
The Fundamental Rights enshrined in our Constitution are not without moral boundries or ethical concern for Society’s welfare.
Any way we Indians are used to be too enduring and accepting anything whatever happens in & around us with meek obedience and this is yet another..
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