Archive · 29 Jan 2026
Rajasthan HC Protects Couple Facing Death Threats
A young couple in Rajasthan got married against their family's wishes and faced death threats.
They went to the Rajasthan High Court for help.
The court said that everyone has the right to live freely and safely, and this right cannot be taken away.
The judge told the couple to go to the police and explain who is threatening them.
The police will then decide if the couple needs protection.
The court also said that they did not make any final decisions about whether the couple is really married or not.
This is because the police need to investigate further.
The court's main job was to make sure the couple is safe.
Rajasthan High Court granted protection to a couple facing death threats from family members for marrying against their wishes.
The court emphasized that the right to life and personal liberty is a fundamental right that cannot be compromised.
The couple was directed to appear before the Superintendent of Police within 10 days to report the threats.
The court clarified that it did not make any definitive findings on the legitimacy of the couple's marriage or relationship.
The police are responsible for assessing the threat perception and providing necessary protection.
- Who
- A young couple facing death threats from family members for marrying against their wishes
- What
- The Rajasthan High Court granted protection to the couple and emphasized the constitutional right to life and personal liberty
- When
- The hearing took place on January 23
- Where
- Rajasthan High Court
- Why
- The couple alleged threats to their lives and personal liberty from family members for marrying against their wishes
- Court
- Rajasthan High Court
- Judge
- Justice Farjand Ali
- Date of Hearing
- January 23
- Protection Directive
- Couple to appear before Superintendent of Police within 10 days
- Legal Principle
- Right to life and personal liberty cannot be compromised
- Threat Assessment
- To be conducted by police authorities
- Observation Clarification
- No definitive finding on marriage validity or relationship legitimacy