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Love Wins in the Courtroom: Justice Saurabh Shukla’s Landmark Verdict on Love Marriage

In a heartwarming judgment that underscores the values of freedom, choice, and dignity, Justice Saurabh Shukla of the Allahabad High Court recently delivered a powerful verdict in favor of a couple who chose love over societal norms. The case revolved around a young inter-caste couple who faced resistance from their families after marrying by choice—something still stigmatized in many parts of India.

Justice Shukla, in his calm and clear tone, reaffirmed that the Indian Constitution grants every adult the fundamental right to marry a person of their choice, irrespective of caste, religion, or societal expectations. He emphasized that love marriages are not against Indian culture or law and that the court stands as a protector of individual freedoms, not a gatekeeper of outdated traditions.

In his verdict, he also directed local police authorities to ensure the safety of the couple, noting that “love is not a crime, but an expression of human liberty.” His words resonated deeply not only in the courtroom but also across social media, where many praised the judge for his progressive and human-centered approach.

This verdict is being seen as a beacon of hope for countless couples facing hostility simply for choosing their partners. It reminds us that the judiciary can be a pillar of justice in the truest sense—defending love, choice, and equality.



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