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<div>Refusing To Marry After Sex Because Of 'Kundali' Mismatch Can Lead To Offence: Delhi High Court</div>
Refusing To Marry After Sex Because Of 'Kundali' Mismatch Can Lead To Offence: Delhi High Court
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Refusing To Marry After Sex Because Of ‘Kundali’ Mismatch Can Lead To Offence: Delhi High Court

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The accused sought bail on the ground that the relationship was consensual and the parties had known each other for eight years.

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