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Himanshi Jain. Pranjal Singhvi.
We are law students with a keen interest in criminal and marital laws. Through our research we aim to study that marital rape is not merely a matter of criminal law but a broader issue of gender justice, constitutional morality and human rights. this article represents our shared efforts to contribute thoughtful perspectives on these important challenges.

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