India's Same-Sex Marriage Debate: Government Urges Supreme Court to Reject "Urban Elitist Idea"

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The Indian government has asked the Supreme Court to reject petitions demanding the right of LGBTQ couples to marry, arguing that same-sex marriage is an "urban elitist concept" that undermines religious and social values. In 2018, the Supreme Court decriminalized homosexuality, but same-sex couples still face a long road ahead in India, where even heterosexual couples are under attack from right-wing Hindu organizations when it comes to interfaith and inter-caste marriages. The hearings on same-sex marriage are expected to last at least two weeks.
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