Friday, July 03, 2009

India: Citizens oppose legalising gay sex

3 Jul 2009 IST,
Suhas Vyas, TNN

AKOLA: Citizens from various walks of life have expressed opposition to Thursday's Delhi High Court order decriminalising homosexual sex, by holding

that section 377 of Indian Penal Code violates the Constitution. Various Central ministers have expressed differing opinions on the issue in the recent past. In Akola, BJP MP Sanjay Dhotre said he was staunchly against the decision as it would totally destroy Indian culture and put an end to social ethics and values. He said he would fight tooth and nail in Parliament and outside if the Union government moves to scrap section 377 of IPC.

Noted psychiatrist Dr Deepak Kelkar also condemned the move. He said killer diseases like HIV, AIDS and venereal diseases would spread like wild fire if such a move is made legal. the rest

1 Comments:

At 4:03 PM, Blogger Unknown said...

How many of you can resist change? Can you be AMAR for ever.. So old things,humans and vegetation die to give place to new ones. So do the ideas, practices and cultures. Modernization brings new things with it.

 

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