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Which judgment has made Domestic Violence Act as ‘gender’ neutral ?
Harsora Vs. Harsora
Sampurn Behra
Nipun saxsena
None of the above
- Option 1: Harsora Vs. Harsora
- Correct Answer
- The Supreme Court of India, in the case of Harsora Vs. Harsora in 2016, held that the provisions of the Domestic Violence Act should be interpreted in a gender-neutral manner. It allowed males, such as male relatives of the husband, to also be considered as aggrieved persons.
- Option 2: Sampurn Behra
- This case is unrelated to the Domestic Violence Act or its gender aspects.
- Option 3: Nipun Saxena
- This case pertains to privacy and confidentiality in relation to sexual assault and does not address the Domestic Violence Act or its gender implications.
- Option 4: None of the above
- This option is incorrect since the correct case has been mentioned.
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