The Supreme Court has said that police cannot interrogate two adults if they agree to marry. It cannot be said that he did not get permission from his parents, family or family. Adult consent is essential in this case, the court said. The right or desire to marry is not subject to any concept of class, honor or collective thought.
The police had to close the case when they showed the marriage certificate, but the court said it was unjustified to call the police station to threaten them for making a statement. In fact, a Hindu girl and a Muslim boy approached the Supreme Court alleging that the couple had been forced by the investigating officer to return to Karnataka and threatened to file a case against her husband.
Justice S.K. We have strongly emphasized the conduct of the investigating officer in adopting these tactics, ”Kaul’s bench said. This officer should be sent for consultation so that they learn how to handle such cases. The court is of the view that the IO must present itself more responsibly to close the complaint. If they really wanted to record the statement, they would have to tell the husband to meet and record the statement, instead of threatening to come to the police station.
The court said the next way forward for police officers is not only to counsel the current IO, but also to require a training program to deal with such cases for the benefit of police personnel. We expect police officers to take action within the next eight weeks to complete certain guidelines and training programs to handle such socially sensitive cases.
The FIR dismissed the court’s order that the girl’s father accept marriage and reestablish social contact with her daughter and daughter. He said there was no desirable social exercise in the caste and community sobriety to separate the daughter and sousa. The father reported the missing man to the police station after his daughter’s daughter married a Muslim engineer.
With the words of BR Ambedkar’s “caste abolition,” the tribunal concluded the decision, saying, “The real solution is inter-religious marriage.” The union of blood creates a sense of kinship and kinship, and until it is elevated, the kinship consciousness does not cease to alienate the alien feeling created by the species. The real solution is intermarriage by breaking down the caste. Nothing else works as a destroyer of caste. ‘
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