Hard-Hitting Strong Lines Which Were Said By The Judges During The Section 377 Verdict

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Abolishing the section 377 is a win for love. The rule was in the pipeline for years and many people came forward to decriminalize gay sex, which earlier was considered a criminal activity. However, the judges have ruled out the 158 years old rule and LGBTQ community can live freely without facing social taboos.

It was the historic judgement of the judges who made this day a memorable one. In all the process of making gay sex legal, we witnessed some strong lines from the 5 team of judges which will make you respect our Indian judiciary system more than ever. but before that let's introduce the judges: CJI Dipak Misra, Justices R F Nariman, A M Khanwilkar, D Y Chandrachud and Indu.

1. Homosexuality cannot be regarded as a mental disorder and gays have the right to live with dignity.

2. I am what I am, so take me for who I am. - CJI Dipak Mishra

3. Look for a rainbow in every cloud - CJI Dipak Mishra

4. No one can escape from their individualism. Society is now better for individualism. In the present case, our deliberations will be on various spectrums - CJI Dipak Mishra

5. They have a fundamental right to live with dignity - Justice Rohinton F Nariman

6. Bodily autonomy is individualistic. It is a matter of choice and part of dignity. CJI Dipak Mishra

7. The LGBTQ community needed the rainbow of hope for the sake of humanity. It should be allowed to live with dignity and without pretense about its identity.

8. Section 377 is irrational, arbitrary and incomprehensible as it fetters the right to equality for LGBT community LGBT community possesses the same equality as other citizens - CJI Dipak Mishra

9. Members of LGBT community members and their family members are owed an apology from society for being denied equal rights over the years. - Justice Indu Malhotra

The Judgement Was Remarkable!!