Broken Promise of Marriage Does Not Constitute Rape in Consensual Relationships: Calcutta High Court

In a landmark judgment addressing the complexities of consent and promises of marriage in intimate relationships, the Calcutta High Court has ruled that a broken promise of marriage does not constitute rape when the relationship was consensual. Overturning a previous conviction, the court clarified that consensual relationships rooted in mutual affection and adult decision-making cannot

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