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Unnatural sex with wife not rape; consent immaterial: Madhya Pradesh High Court

Single-judge Justice Gurpal Singh Ahluwalia said that a husband engaging in anal sex with his wife will not amount to rape even if it is non-consensual as long as the wife was not below 15 years of age.

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Curative pleas against 2013 verdict on Sec 377 infructuous, says SC

The Delhi High Court had in Naz Foundation Vs Union of India, struck down Section 377 IPC in 2009.

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Marital Rape No Offence If Wife Is 18 Or Above : Allahabad HC Endorses MP HC s View That Husband Not Liable U/S 377 IPC For Unnatural Sex

While acquitting a husband of the charges under Section 377 IPC for allegedly committing an “unnatural offence” against his wife, the Allahabad High Court has observed that protection of a person.

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Criminal law bills: Gender-neutral offence for adultery, handcuff restrictions among changes suggested by Parliamentary Committee

The parliamentary standing committee headed by Brij Lal submitted its reports to Rajya Sabha Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar on November 10

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Parliamentary Committee: 7 years jail high for offence of causing death by negligence, says parliamentary panel | India News

India News: A parliamentary committee has noted that seven years' imprisonment prescribed in the proposed new criminal law for causing death by negligence is "hig

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