Delhi High Court to Address Interfaith Love Case of Visually Impaired Couple

In a poignant case emphasizing personal liberty and choice, a visually impaired man has approached the Delhi High Court to seek the release of his partner, a blind Muslim woman, allegedly confined by her family due to their interfaith relationship.

Justices Navin Chawla and Ravinder Dudeja have issued a notice, mandating the woman's physical appearance before the court on April 18, 2026. The habeas corpus plea filed under Article 226 by Ram Kripal, represented by advocates Anubhav Tyagi and Partha Sharma, urges her release.

The plea narrates a consensual relationship challenged by familial religious opposition, highlighting threats and lack of police intervention. This case reflects the couple's resolve to override societal barriers, aiming for personal freedoms in the face of shared vulnerabilities.