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SC Denies to Examine Plea on Section 377 - (29 Jun 2016)

Supreme Court has declined to examine a fresh petition challenging the validity of penal provision incriminating gay sex and said the Chief Justice will decide if petitions against Section 377 can be tagged together and heard by the Constitution bench or not.

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