Mr Arvind, THANKS.
"If your question is regarding indian law, The answer is clear cut that woman can not be prosecuted for rape, as defined in IPC"
you are perfect here. If the question is limited to IPC, then you are absolutelt perfect.
But Mr Assumi's arguement (dtd 5/2 at 201 hrs) is beyond that. According to Art.15(1), The constitution & the Parliament will not discriminate on the basis of zender, and if it discriminates the law will be void under Art. 12 & 13 of the COI. But Art.15(3), The constitution Providing constitutional power to the Parliament to discriminate man and woman.
THE QUESTION IS, - WHY IT IS SUCH?
IN A SINGLE ARTICLE, IE, ART 15, -
WHY SUCH CONTRADICTORY STATEMENTS ARE THERE?
HAS ANY PERSON (INCLUDING, MS. REKHA JI) ANY LOGICAL ANSWER, WHICH IS ACCEPTABLE TO A 'PRUDENT MAN' AS DESCRIBED BY INDIAN EVIDENCE ACT ?