Supreme Court sets aside Calcutta High Court order asking girls to control sexual urges

The Supreme Court set aside a controversial order by the Calcutta High Court, which advised a young girl to "control her sexual urges" in a case involving her relationship with a minor boy. The Supreme Court condemned the remarks, stating that such advice is inappropriate and irrelevant in legal proceedings. The ruling emphasizes the need for sensitivity and respect in judicial language, particularly in cases involving minors and sexual matters. It also reinforces the Court's role in correcting judicial overreach and ensuring that personal biases do not influence legal outcomes.