October 17, the Supreme Court of India said it cannot legalise same-sex marriages, with Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud saying making such a law is the domain of parliament
The review petition said the ‘majority judgment’ is facially erroneous because it finds that the Respondents (authorities ) are violating petitioners' fundamental rights through discrimination, and fails to enjoin discrimination”.
India News: Speaking at an event in Washington, DC, two days after the same-sex judgment, the Chief Justice of India spoke on a range of issues, including the cha