Lucknow: The Allahabad High Court in Uttar Pradesh on Wednesday pronounced a key verdict on the issue of conversion and marriage. According to the High Court, if one makes an inter-religious marriage, he will no longer be required to give notice 30 days in advance as per the act, but the system will be considered optional. The Allahabad High Court on Wednesday made serious observations in a case. That too, when the issue of love jihad has been heated in the state, the Yogi government has enacted a law earlier.

According to the court's order, it would be totally wrong to print notices before inter-religious marriages or to object to the marriage. Doing so is a violation of a person's freedom and privacy. Any adult has the right to choose a life to its liking. It violates the fundamental right of the person to interfere with the family, society or government. If the married couple doesn't want any of their information to be public, it should not be done at all. It would be unfair to the younger generation.  No objectionable information should be asked, but both parties can verify the person's identity, age and other essentials.

The Lucknow Bench of the Allahabad High Court passed the order on Wednesday. Justice Vivek Choudhary pronounced the verdict in a case related to Saffia Sultana. Safia Sultana married a Hindu boy but was not happy with her family. After which the matter reached the court and now the High Court has given a historic verdict in the Special Marriage Act.

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