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The Supreme Court has dismissed a public interest litigation (PIL) challenging the constitutionality of laws perceived to target men, including provisions of the Dowry Prohibition Act. The court stated that such issues should be raised before Parliament. Additionally, the Supreme Court rejected a plea against the misuse of women-centric laws, including those addressing dowry harassment and domestic violence. In a separate ruling, the court also dismissed an appeal concerning the Karnataka High Court's decision to quash a First Information Report (FIR) against Union Minister Nirmala Sitharaman and others related to a poll bond conspiracy.
"Raise Before Parliament": Supreme Court Dismisses Plea Challenging Laws "Targeting Men" https://t.co/4ebWsEG0qR https://t.co/d7ITU5W4MS
'Raise this before Parliament': SC refuses to entertain PIL challenging laws 'targeting men' · Supreme Court on Monday dismissed a public interest litigation (PIL) seeking direction to declare unconstitutional laws primarily "targeting men" and "unfairly presuming men as… https://t.co/WAhpKLnxj4
Supreme Court dismisses appeal against #Karnataka High Court quashing of FIR against #Sitharaman, others over poll bond ‘conspiracy’ @axidentaljourno reports: https://t.co/njEnjfF64c
