The Central Government defended the criminalization of instant triple talaq, stating that it protects the rights of married Muslim women and promotes gender justice and equality. The 2019 law aims to safeguard women affected by triple talaq, following the Supreme Court’s invalidation of the practice and its review of the law. The government emphasized the legislative role in determining criminal conduct based on current social conditions.
Today(on 13th June),The Supreme Court halted the release of ‘Hamare Baarah,’ citing concerns about its portrayal of Islamic faith and married Muslim women. It urged the Bombay High Court to promptly address the petition challenging the film’s certification. This case reflects the delicate balance between artistic freedom and cultural sensitivity in Indian cinema, with legal implications.
