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1 hour ago, niks_flashbullet said:
With recent supreme court judgements, even the parent's or uncle's house can be gone too
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22 minutes ago, niks_flashbullet said:
Someone posted this on Facebook. Bro asked the right questions & she got triggered.
Seems fake but this can actually happen particularly in the west. The obsession with men's height is baffling there. In India too this happens. My wife who is 5,2 wanted 6 feet husband or no chance.
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11 minutes ago, radicaldude said:
Right to information (about previous affairs/police cases etc) should be mandated before marriages.
in such cases, RTI> right to privacy.
No way to get it unless the party wants to tell it. Everything is hidden.
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Very interesting case and judgement:
Girl and boy have affair, have sex. Girl realises they aren't compatible, refuses to marry. Guy is persistent, shows their intimate pictures to family. Girl gets angry, files rape complaint on him. Girl marries someone else. Rape case goes on. Girl and boy decide to settle it outside court amicably (pretty sure guy is paying huge amount). Judge obviously realises whats happening, but orders both of them 6 months of community service
I wonder if her husband even knew a rape case was ongoing when he married her. No way to know this unless told upfront because victim's (complainant's) identity is completely hidden in sexual assault cases.
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4 minutes ago, TRMNTR said:
I'm so sleep deprived right now. Tldr on the law please?
Major point is that Police even a head constable or jailer can collect entire biometric data of those detained. And majority of India's prison population is under trials i.e. those aren't convicted and many would be innocent. This is massive breach of right to privacy and liberty and violates India's constitution.
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Deep water. What a movie. Ana de armas is just
Also Will Smith is getting cancelled. They are taking it too far:
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/will-smith-netflix-movie-1235123901-1235123901/
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13 minutes ago, Mr. Comingle said:
Yeah, lol. I'm staying the f**k away from you.
On the law.... Holy f**k. How is no noise made on this?
We need to be out on the streets against this sh*t.
Giving such power to puny constables is too much.
I hope SC steps in.
SC will enjoy this. More such laws means more cases.
They have sent it to standing committee though, hopefully they suggest some checks and balances which are properly implemented. But India's justice system is so bad that it takes 5+ years for those checks and balances to take effect in any trial (not like what's shown in movies lol). As ex CJI famously said: courts are not for common folks of India. There is no justice for them there.
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16 minutes ago, Mr. Comingle said:
Your social circle is f**ked. ED orders, vulture wives and what not.
Hope you don't join my social circle then. Many who joined recently were like: it won't happen to me bro.
Anyways another sh*t law passed because there is no strong opposition in India. Passing new laws without any judicial or police reforms is nonsense:
I like how they are confidently saying there won't be any misuse. So cute.
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6 hours ago, TRMNTR said:
Ah the good old LOC which is used to fleece money from NRIs regularly. Already know couple of guys who can't visit India because LOC is issued on baseless allegations, and courts refuse to entertain their petitions using power of attorney. I wish courts were prompt in all cases and not do this only for popular cases. For normal folks it's date after date, but for special cases there are immediate hearings with flashy judgements.
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3 hours ago, radicaldude said:
It's happening.
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16 minutes ago, radicaldude said:
That means 0 executions. We need more women in higher judiciary asap/ or a female president once again
Yes. Anecdotes say that female judges are way better at handling cases especially those involving women, than male judges. Male ones are either too patriarchal or SIMPs and they give biased judgements. A woman CJI will go a long way.
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8 minutes ago, Soultrader92 said:
You seem to be a lawyer.. Are you?? I know a guy who is suffering from something similar. Will reach out to you if he hasnt found some help yet.
Not a lawyer but I can guide him towards people who will help him for free, and better than lawyers.
Plan is to do LLB post 42 or 45 after quitting my job. Lot of judicial activism is needed in India which non lawyers can't do much.
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2 hours ago, radicaldude said:
in the history of Judiciary, how many women in India have been put on death row and how many have been executed?
Gawit sisters. They were sentenced for murdering 11+ children (real number is 30+, but bodies weren't found) but were pardoned by government recently. Another i know is some woman named shabnam, for murdering her 11 family members, but afaik she too is pardoned.
1 hour ago, Mr. Comingle said:Tbf women also commit less crimes because of being weak and being busy with kitchen things.
You don't need to be necessarily strong to murder someone. You just need motive and the mentality. Poisoning food or setting sleeping man on fire doesn't require physical strength.
This is a misconception. Over 50% of the child murderers are mothers: (not considering abortions even if they are illegal in some countries)
"Data from 33 countries distinguishing the perpetrators of parental homicides of children under the age of 18 years showed that mothers committed just over half of all parental homicides (median 54.7%, IQR 36.7–68.8); in high-income countries, the median percentage was 44.4% (IQR 36.7–66.7), in the East Asia and Pacific region, 64.6% (IQR 59.0–69.3), in the Americas, 15.4% (IQR 13.3–17.4), in Africa, 88.6% (IQR 71.1–100.0), in low-income and middle-income Europe, 60.4% (IQR 45.8–75.0) and in the Mediterranean region, 7.4% (IQR 0.0–14.8). Only 12 countries had available data on how many parental homicides were committed by step-parents, with 7.2% (IQR: 5.7–14.5) of parental homicides committed by step-parents. Out of them, nine studies reported a breakdown, with the median percentage of stepmothers committing homicides among parental homicides being 1.0% (IQR: 0.7–3.3) and for stepfathers 7.4% (IQR: 3.1–17.4)."
https://bmjpaedsopen.bmj.com/content/1/1/e000112
In India, crime by women is increasing. Many lady dons, few in Pune. Major reason being male Police can't touch them, or arrest them past sunset. Many videos of girls thrashing police inside police station (1 from Pune and 1 from Mumbai recently
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Then we have husband murders. Over 300 since lockdown. You can find such news in corners of regional newspapers. Not worth trp for English or national media.
Recently a woman from Chandigarh with help of her parents shoved an iron rod in her husband's a*s and poured chilly powder inside. He is barely alive, intestine was damaged. Police booked her only under 323. No 307 and 377.
Then we have Punjab nri brides. This was raised in parliament too.
https://theprint.in/features/punjabi-men-are-being-abandoned-by-nri-wives/815104/
Typical turntables stuff by Punjab nri brides
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37 minutes ago, Bird Bird Bird said:
Kaunse charsi chala rahe Delhi HC ?
Being a woman is sufficient. Being a minority woman is the ultimate get out of jail free card in India. Recently they gave bail to a terrorist just because she is a woman. Judge literally said this in an order. The article 15(3) of constitution is massively used for appeasement.
Personally I am enjoying this. Most Indian men deserve this treatment for years of simping and being mute spectators to obvious gender bias, and even celebrate it too.
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2 hours ago, SRINI87 said:
Can't wait/
Professor X, Superior Iron Man
What? Where did you see them?
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1 hour ago, Bird Bird Bird said:
WTF
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9 minutes ago, niks_flashbullet said:
Since I started posting this as my whatsapp status some nosy relatives don't ask "beta shaadi kab kar rahe ho" anymore (Others will learn the hard way).
Lucky to have supportive parents who understand I don't want to get married.
Such supportive parents are rare. You are lucky.
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11 minutes ago, Sach4life said:
Yes yes, that is the difference
Of course
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Dhoni should have stayed captain
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Meanwhile mask restrictions are lifted in Maharashtra. Next 10-15 days will tell if this was a wrong decision. Fortunately most people in crowded areas still wore masks when I went out yesterday.
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34 minutes ago, Right said:
Next week tak nhi rahega
Rocket ya Nagpur
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