Patna High Court ruling on attempt to rape reignites debate, activists seek judges' training

The Patna High Court's controversial ruling that actions like trying to remove a woman's salwar and groping her breasts do not constitute an attempt to rape has sparked widespread debate. Critics argue this decision undermines serious legal interpretations of sexual assault, leading activists to call for mandatory training for judges on gender sensitivity and the nuances of sexual violence laws. This case highlights a critical need for judicial education to ensure fair and accurate interpretations of laws protecting women from sexual harassment and assault.