Lawyer in India takes Snapdeal to court for ‘abetting gay sex’

Feb 27, 2015
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NEW DELHI: A Delhi-based lawyer has filed a criminal complaint against Snapdeal, India’s largest online marketplace, accusing the company, among other issues, of abetting gay sex, an offence under Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code.

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The complaint, which was filed in Delhi’s Tis Hazari District Court, names Snapdeal and Chennai-based adult sexual wellness and products website OhMySecrets.com of exhibiting and selling ‘obscene’ products and accessories, such as vibrators and lubricants.

However, according to various media reports, advocate Suhaas Joshi, who filed the complaint, has claimed that he was not against homosexuality, but that his intent of filing the complaint was “to test the limits of India antihomosexuality law.”

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