Supreme Court of India
Kunal Rameshbhai Kalyani v. State of Gujarat
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What the Court ordered
We are unable to find any reason to allow continuation of the proceedings. We hence quash FIR bearing No.11196030250292 dated 20.05.2025, registered at Sayajiganh Police Station, Vadodara City, Gujarat.
Judgment, 7
In brief
The appellant and the second respondent met through a digital platform; their friendship developed into a love affair. According to the complaint, at their first physical meeting the appellant expressed his desire to marry her and she succumbed to his entreaties and permitted sexual intercourse on 12.02.2024, and in April 2024 the two stayed together in a hotel for two days. The appellant later declined to marry her, the complaint itself stating that this was because his mother did not approve of the match.…
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