Throwing 'love chit' at married woman outraging modesty, Bombay HC held

Updated : Aug 10, 2021 17:28
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The Nagpur Bench of Bombay High Court has ruled that throwing a chit at a married woman for professing love amounts to outraging her modesty, adding that such an act is an insult to her dignity.

The court has given a strict order while hearing a case related to a married woman.

The judge said that he had no reason to disbelieve the evidence of the complainant that the accused threw a chit containing objectionable material.

The court also slapped ₹90,000 fine on accused Shrikrushna Tawari, of which ₹85,000 is to be paid as compensation to the woman.

The court further added that the modesty of a woman is her ‘most precious jewel’ and there cannot be a ‘straitjacket formula to ascertain whether it's outraged’.

nagpur benchBombay HC

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