The Supreme Court on Friday agreed to examine the constitutional validity of a 157-year-old “gender discriminatory’ provision in the IPC which punishes a married man for adultery for having consensual sexual relations with another man’s wife but spares women in extra-marital relationships.
The Supreme Court on Friday agreed to examine the constitutional validity of a 157-year-old “gender discriminatory’ provision in the IPC which punishes a married man for adultery for having consensual sexual relations with another man’s wife but spares women in extra-marital relationships.
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