Supreme Court Warns Youth on Pre-Marital Sex: 'Don't Trust Anyone Before Marriage'

• Supreme Court advises young people to exercise extreme caution regarding physical relations before marriage, stating a boy and girl are 'strangers'.
• The remarks were made during a bail hearing for an individual accused of rape on the pretext of marriage, involving a woman he met via a matrimonial website.
• The woman alleged the accused engaged in physical relations under false marriage promises in Delhi and Dubai, recorded obscene videos, and later married another woman.
• Justice B.V. Nagarathna questioned the woman's decision to go to Dubai, emphasizing that pre-marital relationships require careful consideration.
• The court highlighted that not every broken promise of marriage constitutes rape, especially if the relationship was consensual, and suggested mediation for such cases.