I want to first open this show up today to the audience we have with us. We have a young audience who's joining us. These are the young men and women women who will be impacted the most by these new rules and regulations. So what do you guys think of it? Let me begin by asking. We have the same couple with us here. How do you look at this? These provisions for live in relationships, you know, Will it Will it really help in any way or how do you look at it? I don't think it will really help the society because we are really are right. They are not giving us what happened in the Kerala, where the two like gay couple and one misfortunate happened. And that and the second couple who was asking his body and they, like, denied in a court. Also, they denied. And if we really see this is the key issue, they really need to be addressed rather than addressing these issues. They are just putting their notes in somewhere. They really don't need it like put a judgement already. They said that we have a How does it impact you if you see like, if I want really with my female friend, I want to just rent out a room how I can prove it to the landowner, that we are not a couple. And we just We are just our friends Because they are just dividing the society on their genitals. They are creating a more masculine society. Why they are doing this OK, very interesting point. So if you just want to live in with a friend and you don't necessarily have any kind of a relationship beyond friendship do you need to prove your friendship now to the state? It is very complicated. There are lots of other people in the audience who had questions that Yeah, go ahead. My question about the protection of women if, after it is compulsory to like living living, have to be registered so women protection is available or it is like like a talking sense. OK, so you're saying that how does registration of a live in relationship guarantee protection to the woman? Do I understand that? Ok, exactly. I would like to add up to the same point over here. How does you know a marriage makes you know a woman or a couple more secure. You know, Shadi Institution is a It's just a ceremony like the state. Exactly. I mean, you can do everything without a marriage as well, right? Right. There's nothing wrong in there. You know, your pro marriage. Exactly. Exactly. Interesting. The girl, then the front. How do you feel about it? My question is, how does the legal recognition of living relationship compare with traditional marriage in terms of rights or properties or other legal aspect? Is it all duties and no right. If by registering a live in relationship, you're actually being entitled to certain rights, then it perhaps has some grounding. But in this case, it's just all duty. Go register, prove your relationship. Talk about your break up when you have one to register. That too. But what rights are you getting? OK, so very interesting questions. Yes. Final word to you. Go ahead and I'll open. My question is, how much is the administration prepared to register and to realise the reasons behind the breakup and for the registration of the living relationship? And there is a conflict in a situation where if the state feels that you know the rights of the woman are not being protected, etcetera. They can also call you in for questioning and they can be further pro.
