Looks like SC judges don't know the rural lingo in India....

by Vakavaka Pakapaka Sat Apr 25, 2015 8:54 am

..... rural folks use all sorts of abusive words when they argue with each other. Words like "prostitute" (in Telugu: lanja, munda, etc.), "son of a prostitute" (Telugu: lanja kodaka), "widow prostitute" (Telugu: vedhava munda), and worse....., are commonly used. So, the verdict by the SC that such words constitute grounds for granting divorce is putting a lot of marriages at risk. Looks like at least 80% of rural couples in India are destined to be divorced. Hmm......

http://www.deccanchronicle.com/150425/nation-current-affairs/article/calling-husband-%E2%80%98son-prostitute%E2%80%99-can-be-ground-divorce-rules

by Marathadi-Saamiyaar Sat Apr 25, 2015 2:42 pm

Vakavaka Pakapaka wrote:..... rural folks use all sorts of abusive words when they argue with each other. Words like "prostitute" (in Telugu: lanja, munda, etc.), "son of a prostitute" (Telugu: lanja kodaka), "widow prostitute" (Telugu: vedhava munda), and worse....., are commonly used. So, the verdict by the SC that such words constitute grounds for granting divorce is putting a lot of marriages at risk. Looks like at least 80% of rural couples in India are destined to be divorced. Hmm......

http://www.deccanchronicle.com/150425/nation-current-affairs/article/calling-husband-%E2%80%98son-prostitute%E2%80%99-can-be-ground-divorce-rules

Not likely... if the women are brave enough to divorce they would not be abused in the first place.

Now, the SC should rule any marriage looked upon as a "contract" as null and void. This will cause a 8.5 earthquake in India.

Looks like SC judges don't know the rural lingo in India....

Looks like SC judges don't know the rural lingo in India....

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