NEW DELHI, India: India’s Supreme Court has disappointed the LGBTQ community by declining to legalize same-sex marriage and deferring the decision to parliament.
A unanimous order from a five-judge bench, including Chief Justice D.Y. Chandrachud, came after the court abolished a colonial-era ban on gay sex five years ago.
The court’s decision was made in response to over a dozen petitions filed in the pa
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