NEW DELHI:
A five-judge bench, comprising justices Bhushan R Gavai, Surya Kant, BV Nagarathna, PS Narasimha and Dipankar Datta, concluded in chamber proceedings that the review petitions lacked sufficient merit to warrant reconsideration of the earlier ruling or an open court hearing.
While the previous judgment was by 3-2, the dismissal of review petitions is unanimously by five judges, in a reasoned order. This effectively puts to rest any judicial reconsideration of the October 2023 verdict, which had declined to extend marriage and civil union rights to same-sex couples in a 3-2 ruling, even as the petitioners retain the option of moving a curative plea as the ultimate legal recourse.
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