Justice Jay Sengupta at the Calcutta high court on Friday held that the word "darling" had sexual connotations and the Indian society does not permit a man to "gleefully" use such expression to address "unacquainted women".
"Addressing an unknown lady, whether a police constable or not, on the street by a man, drunken or not, with the word 'darling' is patently offensive, and the word used is essentially a sexually coloured remark," the judge noted, according to India Today.
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The defence argued that the words used by Ram were intended as a joke and that the word "darling" was commonly used in Indian society without any sexual undertones. The defendant also claimed there was no proof of him being drunk during the incident.
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The Calcutta High Court has held that calling an unknown woman "darling" is offensive and would be a criminal offence under Sections 354A (outraging modesty of a woman) and 509 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC).
The single-judge Justice Jay Sengupta at the High Court's Port Blair bench made the observation while upholding the conviction of one Janak Ram who had called a woman constable "darling" in an inebriated condition.
Justice Sengupta said that as of now the standards of Indian society are not that a man can "gleefully be permitted" to use expressions such as the usage of the word 'darling' with respect to "unsuspecting, unacquainted women". 589ccfa754
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