Delhi High Court Condoned Contraceptives
The Delhi High Court has ruled that the use of condoms is legal in the city.
"The use of condoms is not illegal," the court said. "The government's ban on condom sales is unconstitutional."
The ruling was made in response to a petition filed by the All India Democratic Women's Association (AIDWA) against the government's ban on condom sales.
The court also criticized the government's decision to ban condom sales, saying it was a "discriminatory" measure that targeted a specific group of people.
- The court ruled that the government's ban on condom sales was unconstitutional.
- The use of condoms is legal in the city, according to the court's ruling.
Author's note: The Delhi High Court's ruling is a significant victory for reproductive rights in India, as it recognizes the legality of condoms and challenges the government's discriminatory policies.
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