Edited By :Saundarya Talwar
Referring to the recent takedown of a television advertisement showing a same-sex couple partaking in the “Karva Chauth” festival, Supreme Court Justice DY Chandrachud, on Saturday, 30 October, pointed out that it was due to “public intolerance”.
In his address during the Nationwide Launch of Legal awareness Programmes by NALSA, in collaboration with the National Commission of Women, the Supreme Court judge, according to LiveLaw, said:
“Just two days ago, all of you would know, of this advertisement which a company was required to pull down. It was an advertisement (which) was for Karva Chauth of a same-sex couple. It had to be withdrawn on the ground of public intolerance!”
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Topics: Feminism Gender Equality Karva Chauth
Edited By :Saundarya Talwar

