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Bar Council Of India Opposes Legal Recognition Of Same-Sex Marriages

The resolution requested the Supreme Court to appreciate and respect the sentiments and mandate of the mass of the country and leave the issue of same-sex marriage for legislative consideration

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The Bar Council of India (BCI) on Sunday passed a resolution opposing the grant of legal recognition to same-sex marriages. The Supreme Court has been hearing petitions regarding the same.

The resolution emphasized that India is a diverse country with a mosaic of beliefs, and any matter that is likely to tinker with the fundamental social structure should necessarily come through the legislative process, according to a report by Bar and Bench. 

"India is one of the most socio-religiously diverse countries of the world consisting of a mosaic of beliefs. Hence, any matter which is likely to tinker with the fundamental social structure, a matter which has far reaching impact on our socio-cultural and religious beliefs should necessarily come through Legislative process only, the meeting unanimously opined. Any decision by the Apex Court in such a sensitive matter may prove very harmful for the future generation of our country." the release stated.

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