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Plea on privacy of adolescents in SC on Mar 19
The New Indian Express Mysuru
|February 14, 2025
Why keep B'desh immigrants who served sentence?
WHILE hearing a plea seeking enforcement of right to privacy of adolescents, the Supreme Court on Thursday noted that there are "some issues difficult for the court to resolve."
The top court listed the matter for further hearing on March 19.
"These are some of the issues very difficult for the court to resolve. When we see such matters, we realise that there are grave limitations to our power," said a two-judge bench led by Justice Abhay S Oka.
The apex court was hearing a case where a minor victim of sexual assault eloped with and married the man facing charges under POCSO Act.
During the hearing, senior advocates Madhavi Divan and Liz Mathew who were appointed as amicus curiae in the case submitted that it was a "very strong indictment of systemic failure at all levels, be it family, social, school, police and legal."
This story is from the February 14, 2025 edition of The New Indian Express Mysuru.
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