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Punjab and Haryana High Court slaps ₹1,000 costs on PIL to make Karwa Chauth compulsory
Update / Judgement Date
26 Jan 2025
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The Punjab and Haryana High Court dismissed a plea seeking to make Karwa Chauth, a Hindu ritual, compulsory. The plea had argued that making the fasting ritual mandatory would help preserve religious practices. However, the Court ruled that such a mandate would violate individual rights and freedom of choice. It emphasized that religious practices should remain voluntary and not be forced upon individuals, particularly in the context of personal beliefs and freedoms.