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Failed relationships cannot turn consensualsex into rape: Supreme Court

Court distinguishes between consent allegedly obtained through deception and regret over consensual intimacy after a relationship ends

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Failed relationships cannot turn consensual sex into rape: Supreme Court

Court distinguishes between consent allegedly obtained through deception and regret over consensual intimacy after a relationship ends

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Source: The Hindu. Published 30 Oct 2026, 02:45 pm.

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