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The Punjab State Women Commission chairperson, Raj Lali Gill, expressed concern over the rising trend of live-in relationships, stating it weakens social fabric. She emphasized the need for law amendments and urged the state government to address this issue. During a Lok Adalat, she heard 35 cases, directed police to reinvestigate complaints, and reaffirmed the commission's commitment to ensuring justice for women.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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