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Rajasthan HRC head says live-in relationships 'social terrorism': Report

Justice Prakash Tatia said that live-in relationships were more detrimental than triple talaq

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BS Web Team New Delhi
Rajasthan Human Rights Commission Chairperson Justice Prakash Tatia described live-in relationships as "social terrorism", arguing that such practices were more detrimental to women's rights than triple talaq and that there was a need for regulations and safeguards, reported the Indian Express on Sunday.  

According to the national daily, Justice Tatia, who was appointed as the chairperson of the state's human rights body in 2015 after serving as the Chief Justice of the Jharkhand High Court, issued an order in February this year seeking people's opinion on live-in relationships. Justice Tatia intends to submit a report on

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