Chandigarh – The Punjab and Haryana High Court refused to grant protection to a live-in relationship couple that moved Court fearing threats from the girl’s family. The Court observed that if such protection is granted, “The entire social fabric of the society would get disturbed”.
The #Punjab and #Haryana HC dismissed 2 protection pleas by live-in couples, observing in one of the cases, that, “If such protection is granted, the entire social fabric of the society would get disturbed”https://t.co/wg5KmmMbQ6
— Mirror Now (@MirrorNow) May 18, 2021
A 19-year-old girl from Uttar Pradesh and a 22-year-old boy from Punjab had filed the petition. Both have been in a ‘live-in relationship’ for the last 4 years, but the girl’s family is against inter-caste marriage. Both have claimed that they have received several threats from the girl’s family and hence, demanded protection from her family.
Rejecting the petition, the Court said, “through the petition of their safety, the petitioners are trying to get recognition for their live-in relationship, hence in this case the protection cannot be granted”.
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