Delhi High Court: Girls' Clothing Choices Cannot Be Blamed for Corrupting Boys

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The Delhi High Court made a strong observation that a girl's choice of clothing is a personal matter and cannot be held responsible for corrupting boys. The remarks came as the court was hearing a State appeal challenging the acquittal of an accused by a trial court in 2014. The High Court was reviewing the lower court's decision to free the accused in the case. The court's statement underscores the principle that victim-blaming based on attire has no place in the justice system.

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