MUMBAI:
"You want police to be deployed outside your house just because you want to continue living together? Give us a more feasible solution," the court told the petitioner, a 20-year-old Muslim man, who sought his 19-year-old Hindu partner's release from "unlawful detention" at a government women's home in Chembur. The petition alleges that societal and familial pressure by those opposed to their interfaith relationship had resulted in a gross violation of their fundamental rights.
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