Marriage Gone Sour

March 6, 2009

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(Regarding the lack of posts – No we haven’t been sleeping, we have just been sleeping)

Now this bit of news has me confused. More like divided on the issue of which party deserves more sympathy. The woman, who in a way duped by a homosexual man into marriage. Or the man who now constantly lives under the fear of IPC 377 now that his bedroom secret is out.

A sessions court at Fort has been busy hearing an unusual matter—a wealthy businessman and a sailor with the merchant navy have had to plead for protection from arrest after the wife of the former alleged that the duo was in a homosexual relationship. The Gamdevi police even registered a case under Section 377 of the IPC—the law that criminalises homosexual relations—against the two. [Link]

Life’s unkind. What more to say?

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3 responses to "Marriage Gone Sour"

DK said:
March 6, 2009

MJ, i m not very clear about this section. Does it applies to females too???

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MJ said:
March 16, 2009

DK – Well the IPC 377 applies to all. However with women its difficult to prove the act of “penetration” aka sexual intercourse.

Guess we are a little lucky in this matter. :)

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Kaviani said:
March 20, 2009

Her reporting it is very spiteful and doghearted. I can definitely understand her fear of possibly being exposed to STDs (as anyone who’s in a supposedly monogamous relationship who finds out that their partner is cheating, heterosexually or not) and the shame/inadequacy she may feel, but going to the police? She should’ve gone for a sizeable payoff and leave her husband.

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