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Bombay High Court: prostitution not a criminal offence

In a significant ruling, the Bombay High Court Observed that prostitution, by itself, is neither a criminal offence under law, nor punishable. The court set aside lower courts&rsquo; orders that detained three women in a corrective home for almost a year and ordered their immediate release. The court further held that the law only penalizes sexual exploitation or abuse of a person for "commercial purpose" and to earn the bread thereby, except where a person is carrying on prostitution in a public place.

In a significant ruling, the Bombay High Court Observed that prostitution, by itself, is neither a criminal offence under law, nor punishable. The court set aside lower courts&rsquo; orders that detained three women in a corrective home for almost a year and ordered their immediate release. The court further held that the law only penalizes sexual exploitation or abuse of a person for "commercial purpose" and to earn the bread thereby, except where a person is carrying on prostitution in a public place.

Three Women Says Going to Doctor, Never Returns

Three ladies have gone missing from Kol Basti of Bihali in Assam. The three ladies left home saying that they were going to the Monabari tea garden health centre in nearby Lahorijaan. They had left home at around 10am. What the villagers and the family members are finding shocking is that the ladies have left behind their young children. Complaint has been lodged with the police. Locals are suspecting that they have fallen prey to human trafficking racket.

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