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Why do boys marry and then insult girls and their families? Supreme Court on dowry harassment

Why do boys marry and then insult girls and their families? Supreme Court on dowry harassment
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The Supreme Court of India has issued strong condemnations against dowry-related harassment while presiding over a case involving a woman's death. Justice BV Nagarathna emphasized the need for a deterrent message to stop the systemic abuse and insults faced by brides and their families.

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This highlights ongoing judicial efforts to address deep-seated social issues regarding gender-based violence and dowry practices in India.

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