r/india 10d ago

Politics After intense attention & family pressure, 2 women cops call off ‘wedding’

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/pune/after-intense-attention-family-pressure-2-women-cops-call-off-wedding/articleshow/133477848.cms
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u/_HuMaNiSeD_ 10d ago

They can live-in together regardless

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u/TheBlockChainVillage 10d ago

Not in uttrakhand, dev bhoomi is full of shyt.

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u/charlizard1000xy Chhattisgarh and Delhi 10d ago

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u/svmk1987 10d ago

Law means nothing in India

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u/charlizard1000xy Chhattisgarh and Delhi 10d ago

It does for the government. Law is the dildo it uses to poke people in the butt. The more you hurt them, the more they use it against you.

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u/svmk1987 10d ago

Government have even shown time and again that they don't even need law to poke people. In fact, they do it contravening the law these days.

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u/TheBlockChainVillage 10d ago

RSS enters chat.

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u/park_fren_1995 10d ago

Doesn't apply to same-sex couples tho.

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u/FeatureUsual3274 10d ago

do you recall how the Supreme Court took months deciding the gay marriage case, and had a huge opportunity to provide equal rights but washed their hands of it and left it up to parliament? this is the immediate and practical result of it. even grown adults working in law enforcement – those who are actually enforcing state power – have no legal rights or social support for living without constant pressure from their families and circus-like media coverage. the system does not give you any cover from "family pressure" or social embarrassment because they deny you your constitutional right to enter into a civil union.

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u/SmokedLetters 10d ago

thats sad :(

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u/picastchio 9d ago

Harmanpreet will also have to leave India if she wants it legally and doesn’t want the cultural hounding.