Justice Tushar Rao Gedela stated that it is the duty of the State and its machinery to ensure that no harm comes to the citizens of the country and the Constitutional courts are also empowered to pass orders to protect the citizens fearing any harm. No Third Person, Including Family Members, Can Interfere in Lives of Adults Living Together As Husband and Wife, Says Delhi High Court.
"I am of the considered view that the state is under a constitutional obligation to protect its citizens, especially in cases where the marriage is solemnized between two consenting adults irrespective of the caste or community," the court said.
The Delhi High Court said that it cannot examine a public interest litigation (PIL) petition alleging forced religious conversion when the plea is based on information derived from social media platforms and WhatsApp.
The Delhi High Court on Friday, while dealing with a plea against forced religious conversions, observed that every person has a right to choose and profess any religion of choice, saying it s a Constitutional right.A bench of Justices Sanjeev .
Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. The Delhi High Court on Friday said that everyone has the Right to profess any religion or choose any religion as conversion to any religion is a person s constitutional right. India News | Delhi HC Calls Voluntary Religious Conversion a Constitutional Right .