Cyber war over legalising gay sex
Jul 03 2009 , New Delhi
Comments poured in blogs and media websites after the Delhi High Court gave the path-breaking judgement legalising gay sex between consenting adults.
"It (the judgement) will give dignity to all individuals irrespective of their sexual inclination," writes a man from Thane in Maharashtra while one netizen describes it as a "great judgement" that will "let everyone be free and live by his or her free will."
"Legalising gay couples was left too late. About time it was done. All over the world gays are accepted by the people so why not in India," asks another.
However, there are others who differ, calling homosexuality "unnatural", harmful for Indian culture and anti-religion. Many comments are strongly abusive of the gay and lesbian communities.
"Our culture never accepts this kind of activity," says a post, while another asks "Why not decriminalise/ legalise polygamy and polyandry also? Lets include adultery too."
In the cyber war on the issue, gay rights supporters have come out strongly against the argument that this will harm Indian culture.







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