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SC flags misuse of rape law; says break-up of consensual relationship can’t be treated as rape
Punjab Times (English Edition)
|November 26, 2025
Flagging misuse of rape law, the Supreme Court has said that a breakup of consensual relationship between two adults cannot be treated as a crime so as to invoke rape charges against the man.
"This court has, on numerous occasions, taken note of the disquieting tendency wherein failed or broken relationships are given the colour of criminality. The offence of rape, being of the gravest kind, must be invoked only in cases where there exists genuine sexual violence, coercion, or absence of free consent," a Bench of Justice BV Nagarathna and Justice R Mahadevan said, quashing a rape case filed against a lawyer.
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