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While requesting the government to make a law against live-in relationships, he added that this evil is fast spreading in Indian society and the consequences are horrible.

Live-in relationship 'dangerous disease', should be law against it: BJP MP

Live-in relationship 'dangerous disease', need to have law against it: BJP MP

While requesting the government to make a law against live-in relationships, he added that this evil is fast spreading in Indian society and the consequences are horrible.

A BJP MP from Haryana on Thursday called live-in relationships a "dangerous disease" that needs to be eradicated from society and urged the government to enact a law against it.
Raising the issue in the Lok Sabha during 'zero hour', Dharambir Singh also said divorce rates in love marriages were high and the consent of the parents of the bride and groom should therefore be made mandatory for such alliances.
"I want to bring to the notice of the government and Parliament a very serious issue. Indian culture is known for its philosophy of 'Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam (world is one family) and brotherhood. Our social fabric is different from others in the world. The whole world is impressed by our unity in diversity," the MP from Bhiwani-Mahendragarh said.
Noting that India has a long tradition of arranged marriages, Singh said a large section of society even to this day gives priority to marriages arranged by parents or relatives.
This has the consent of the bride and groom and arranged marriages are based on a match of several common factors such as social and individual values and likes as well as family backgrounds, he said.
"Marriage is considered a sacred relationship that continues for seven generations...The divorce rate is about 1.1 per cent in India as compared with America which has a rate of about 40 per cent. It has been observed that the rate of divorce in arranged marriages is very less. However, there is a lot of increase in divorce rate recently and the main reason for it is love marriages," Singh said.
"Therefore, it is my suggestion that the consent of mother and father of the bride and groom be made mandatory in love marriages because in large parts of the country marriage does not happen in the same 'gotra' and due to love marriages there are a lot of conflicts in the villages. Scores of families are destroyed in these conflicts, therefore the consent of both the families is important," he said.
Singh said a "new disease" has emerged and this social evil is called "live-in relationship".
Under this, two persons, man or woman, live together without marriage, the BJP MP said.
"Such relationships are very common in western nations but this evil is fast spreading in our society also and the consequences are horrible. Recently, the case of Shraddha (Walkar) and Aftab (Poonawala) had come to light in which both were in a live-in relationship," Singh said.
Such cases keep coming to the fore almost daily, he added while referring to the gruesome case in Delhi of a man allegedly killing his live-in partner and chopping her body to pieces.
"Not only this is ruining our culture but also hatred and evils are spreading in the society. If this continues our culture will die and there will be no difference between us and others," he said.
"I request the minister that a law be made against live-in relationships so that this dangerous disease can be eradicated from society," Singh said.&nbsp;

Man kills, chops off live-in partner's body into 35 pieces; spread across Delhi 

Man kills, chops off live-in partner's body into 35 pieces; scatter across Delhi 

The deceased met Poonawalla at the call centre for a MNC in Mumbai. The two started dating and moved in together. But as the woman's family disapproved of their relationship, they shifted to Delhi and started living in a flat in Mehrauli.&nbsp;

In a spine chilling case, Delhi police arrested a man for allegedly killing a woman, chopping her body into multiple pieces and spreading it across the city in a bid to hide the crime.
As per an NDTV report, the deceased identified as 26-year-old Shraddha was in a live in relationship with Aftab Ameen Poonawalla who committed the crime. He stepped out at 2 am everyday to dump the woman's body parts.
Citing sources the report further said, accused, identified as Aftab Ameen Poonawalla &nbsp;strangled his live-in partner Shraddha in a fit of rage after they had a fight on May 18. He later chopped her body into 35 pieces. Poonawalla then bought a fridge to preserve them and over the next 18 days, he disposed across Delhi.
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The deceased met Poonawalla at the call centre for a MNC in Mumbai. The two started dating and moved in together. But as the woman's family disapproved of their relationship, they shifted to Delhi and started living in a flat in Mehrauli.&nbsp;
&nbsp;Ponawalla was arrested after Shraddha's father tried reaching her over calls but could not. He then visited the flat and found it locked. Her father raised an alarm and approached police and filed a complaint alleging kidnapping on Nov 8. &nbsp;
After arrest, Poonawalla revealed the entire crime and the reason behind gruesome act. The police have now filed a case of murder and are searching for Shraddha's body.

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