The Delhi High Court on Tuesday made a comment on the hearing in a case. The High Court bench of Justice Gita Mittal and Justice Hari Shankar said on the bench that in the case of a sexual relationship, both men and women have the right to say 'no' in case of sexual relations. News of India
Whether the physical relationship in the wife's disagreement will not be considered offense - the court's observation comes in the counterparty statement of both parties on the hearing.
The judges said marriage does not mean that women will always be ready for physical relationships. In this case women also have a desire.
The court also said that the reason for not only remembering the rape that forced the physical relationship with his wife is not now.
In the hearing, the NGO's wife, Male Welfare Trust, was opposed to considering the rape as a crime.
The court jointly petitioned an NGO named RIT and the All India Democratic Women Association challenged section 375 of India's Penal Code. It is said in this section that rape of a person's sexual partner is not considered rape.
In response to the petition, the male welfare trust said in the hearing that despite the marriage, there are enough laws to protect women from sexual violence, so that the change of the party is unacceptable.
The hearing on Tuesday did not end, the next hearing on August 8, the court has kept the next hearing.