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Home » Attacks By Khap Panchayats Over Inter-Caste Marriage “Absolutely Illegal”: Supreme Court

Published On : Tue, Jan 16th, 2018

By Nagpur Today

Attacks By Khap Panchayats Over Inter-Caste Marriage “Absolutely Illegal”: Supreme Court

New Delhi: No khap, panchayat or society can question an adult man and woman who get married, the Supreme Court said today. Such interference, especially in case of inter-caste marriage, is “absolutely illegal”, the court said.