The husband reached the court for his wife’s ‘virginity test’, and the Chhattisgarh High Court gave such a response – female 21 Supreme Court Chhattisgarh El Constum cannot be forced to carry out the virgin trial of the virginity.
The Chhattisgarh High Court has said that a woman cannot be forced to test a virginity. This is because it violates Article 21 of the Constitution, which ensures the fundamental right to protect his life and freedom, including the right to pay homage. The Supreme Court said that the permission of virginity test was against the basic rights, the main principles of natural justice and the privacy of women. Section 21 The court insisted that the ‘heart of fundamental rights’.
The wife is accused of being illegal relationship
According to the news agency, High Court Judge Arvind Kumar Verma responded to a criminal petition filed by a person, and he demanded his wife’s virginity test and accused him of being illegal with another person. He challenged the family court order on October 15, 2024, which rejected the interim application.
‘Husband is weak and refused to create relationships’
In fact, in this case, the wife accused her husband of being weak and refused to have a relationship. The High Court said that if the petitioner would prove that the allegations of masculinity were unfounded, he could obtain a medical examination or provide any other evidence. But the wife’s virginity test and the lack of evidence in his sources cannot be allowed. The order passed on January 9 was recently received. The Supreme Court said that the petitioner’s request for his wife’s virginity test was unconstitutional because of the violation of Article 21 of the Constitution, which includes the right to the Honor Ravi.
‘Can’t force virginity to test’
The High Court said that Article 21 of the Constitution of India not only ensures the right to life and personal freedom, but also the right to live with respect, which is important to women. No woman can compel her to conduct her virginity. This is a violation of the fundamental rights guaranteed under Section 21. It must be remembered that section 21 is the ‘heart of fundamental rights’.
The wife requested to maintain maintenance
The couple got married on April 30, 2023, according to Hindu Customs. She lived together at the husband’s family home in Gorba district. The petitioner’s consultant is said to have told her family members that her husband was weak and refused to marry. On July 2, 2024, he filed an interim application for maintaining Rs.
Responding to the interim application of maintenance claims, the petitioner demanded his wife’s virginity test and accused him of being illegal with his brother -in -law. He said the marriage never ended. On October 15, 2024, Raigat’s Family Court rejected the husband’s request, and then he filed a criminal petition in the High Court. The case is currently in source of family court.
