Whether anyone has a fundamental right to marry? Supreme Court queries while hearing pleas seeking recognition for gay marriages
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While hearing a bath of pleas for same-sex marriages, Supreme Court on Tuesday queried whether anyone has a fundamental right to marry, or is there no fundamental right to marry at all and stressed that the Constitution itself is a tradition breaker. The bench asked enior advocate Dwivedi to not start the debate that same sex people do not have right to marry, rather start with is right to marry or is there a right to marry.
