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Supreme Court Says Ending a Relationship Cannot Make Past Consensual Sex a Crime

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The Supreme Court addressed concerns about false rape cases arising from failed relationships. The bench observed that a man has the right to end a relationship. It clarified that the termination of a relationship cannot retrospectively make previously consensual sexual relations criminal. The remarks were made in the context of the court's examination of such cases. The source article offers only this limited account, so further details about the specific case or ruling are not available.

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