The Constitution Bench of the Supreme Court rendered a decision on petitions seeking the legal recognition of same-sex marriage on Tuesday. The Chief Justice of India (CJI), DY Chandrachud, is joined on the Constitution Bench by Justices Sanjay Kishan Kaul, S. Ravindra Bhatt, Hima Kohli, and PS Narasimha. (Supreme Court’s)
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Supreme Court on same-sex marriage: Chief Justice Chandrachud ordered that a committee be formed by the federal government. The committee will address these mandated issues, the first of which is the inclusion of same-sex couples as families in ration cards. is
Second, same-sex couples will be entitled to apply for joint bank accounts, and third, they will be granted rights to pension, gratuities, and other benefits.
સમલૈંગિક લગ્નોને માન્યતા આપવાનો સુપ્રીમ કોર્ટનો ઇનકાર- કહ્યું: કોર્ટ કાયદો ન બનાવી શકે, સરકાર આપે કાયદાકીય દરજ્જો
All persons, including those queer, have right to judge moral quality of their lives: CJI Chandrachud on same-sex marriage
— Press Trust of India (@PTI_News) October 17, 2023
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It is a fundamental right of any person to marry the person of their choice
The CJI stated that the government should recognize same-sex marriage as a legal union while giving the ruling on the subject. The right of every person to marry the partner of their choice is a basic right, according to Chief Justice of the Supreme Court CJI DY Chandrachud. The CJI further mentioned that there were four decisions in this case while delivering the verdict. Both parties can be in agreement. He asserted that a law cannot be made by a court. nevertheless, can explain the law.
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34 countries accept same-sex unions.
Today is a significant day for proponents of same-sex unions. On Tuesday, the Supreme Court rendered a decision on whether to recognize same-sex marriage as a legal union. The petitioners requested that the marriage be recognized by the law. However, 34 nations around the world accept same-sex unions. The court made the decision in ten of these nations. There are 23 nations where same-sex unions are permitted.
Who is the applicant?
Many more people have petitioned the Supreme Court in addition to the gay couples Supriya Chakraborty and Abhay Dang, Parth Feroze Mehrotra, and Uday Raj Anand. The majority of the more than 20 petitions demanded that same-sex marriages be recognized legally. The Special Marriage Act, according to the petitions, protects intersex and religious marriages. However, discrimination against same-sex couples exists.