Bhopal / Jabalpur: The Madhya Pradesh High Court has decided that no “moral police” can be permitted when two adults decide to live together with the way of marriage or their own relationship.
With this, the justice bench Nandita Dubey rejects advisory arguments for the MP member government which is under the provisions of ACT’s religious freedom, 2021, conversion after marriage is not legal; And the marriage is done legally null and the void and the girl must be sent to the nooketan nari for ‘rehabilitation’.
The decision came in response to the Habeas Corpus petition submitted by Guljar Ahmed, who had married a Hindu girl, the meaning of the Sahu, who entered Islam but was then taken by his parents to his hometown, Varanasi.
Dubey’s justice directed the police to surrender the woman back to the applicant, when he hoped, and ensured that they reached the house safely and was not threatened afterwards by his parents.
‘Ensure that Corpus & Petitioner did not threaten’ Guljar Khan has filed a Habeas Corpus petition, by saying him and the meaning of marriage in Maharashtra and he deliberately repented to Islam, but his parents took him to forcibly and had detained him illegally.
In order to judge, the 19-year-old woman was produced in court through video conferencing.
In his statement, he told the court that he volunteered to marry Khan and convert to Islam.
He said his parents and grandparents were forcibly carrying him to go to Banaras, where he was beaten and threatened with constantly giving a statement to her husband.
The court showed that he expressly stated he was not forced to the conversion and whatever he had done was as his own wishes.
The judge noted that government advisers strongly argued that every marriage carried out contradicted Part 3 of the Law of freedom of movement, 2021, would be considered null and void.
The government’s advisor said that the action stated that no one would repent for the purpose of marriage and every conversion in this violation would be considered null and canceled.
However, the court showed that the applicant and his wife were adults.
“Be it possible, applicants and corpus (women) are Major.
There are no moral policing that can be permitted in things like two big people are willing to stay together whether with a wedding relationship or in direct relationships, when parties for the setting do it voluntarily And not forced into it, “said Justice Dubey.
“Corpus before this court has clearly stated that he was married to the Petitioner and wanted to live with him.
He is a department and his age is not debated by one of the parties.
The Constitution gives the right to every major citizen in this country to live his life in accordance with his own wishes .
In such circumstances, the objection raised by the state counsel and prayers to send to Nari Niketan corpus is denied, “the judge’s order.
“Police authorities are also directed at seeing that in the future, Corpus and the applicant are not threatened by Corpus’s parents,” said the court.
TNN.
There is no moral policing if you are willing to convert: MP HC
