A seven-year relationship between two doctors ended over caste differences without marriage. The man faced allegations of deceit regarding a promise of marriage that was consensual. The Karnataka high court reviewed the case and noted the relationship was not based on deceitful means. The court emphasized that a souring relationship does not equate to an offense under the law. Consequently, the court quashed the criminal proceedings against the doctor.
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