The Supreme Court has called for opinions from NCW, NHRC, and NCPCR while hearing pleas challenging the validity of Talaq-e-Hasan. The case, filed by journalist Benazeer Heena, will be heard finally on November 19, 2025.
Telangana High Court confirms that a Muslim wife can independently end her marriage through Khula without needing her husband’s approval. Court also clarifies that a Mufti’s certificate is not mandatory to finalize the divorce.
The Supreme Court of India ruled that breakups in consensual relationships cannot be classified as rape, emphasizing that misuse of rape laws harms both the accused and the legal system. The court quashed a rape case, stating that mere promises of marriage do not justify criminal proceedings. The judgment aims to prevent unwarranted legal burdens.
yesterday (1St April)The SC issued a notice regarding the appeal challenging the right of Muslim women to unilateral divorce through Khula. The Kerala High Court rulings affirmed this right, leading to ongoing legal scrutiny and debate. The court directed a response from the wife involved, acknowledging the significance of the case in shaping the rights of Muslim women in divorce matters.
