In a significant ruling, the Chhattisgarh High Court clarified that religious institutions lack the authority to intervene in civil issues. The court deemed any decision made by informal entities like Sharia courts without legal standing. This verdict upheld the principle that only courts recognized by the constitution can arbitrate rights, echoing the state government’s assertion against alternative judicial frameworks.
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