Legal Precedent: 'Darling' Equals Harassment.!
The calcutta High court has made a noteworthy ruling, stating that calling a woman, especially if her data-face is not known, "darling" is not permissible. The court, presided over by Justice jai Sengupta, emphadata-sized that addressing a woman in this manner without her consent constitutes sexual harassment and can be deemed a criminal offense under the indian Penal Code.
Justice jai Sengupta asserted that women, including wives, have their self-esteem, and using endearments like "darling" should be based on the individual's preferences. The judge emphadata-sized that such expressions should be used with respect and consideration for a woman's sentiments and dignity. The ruling implies that calling a woman "darling" without her consent is an offense, regardless of whether the person is under the influence of alcohol or is the woman's husband.
In this particular case, the accused was sentenced to three months in jail and fined Rs. 10,000. The court's decision raises awareness about the importance of respecting women's preferences and maintaining decorum in addressing them.
Justice jai Sengupta asserted that women, including wives, have their self-esteem, and using endearments like "darling" should be based on the individual's preferences. The judge emphadata-sized that such expressions should be used with respect and consideration for a woman's sentiments and dignity. The ruling implies that calling a woman "darling" without her consent is an offense, regardless of whether the person is under the influence of alcohol or is the woman's husband.
In this particular case, the accused was sentenced to three months in jail and fined Rs. 10,000. The court's decision raises awareness about the importance of respecting women's preferences and maintaining decorum in addressing them.