The central government has contested the criminalization of marital rape in the Supreme Court, stating that such a measure requires a comprehensive approach due to its potential socio-legal implications and the impact it could have on the institution of marriage. It said Parliament has provided different remedies, including criminal law provisions, to protect consent within marriage.
‘Excessively harsh’: Centre opposes marital rape criminalisation in Supreme Court
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