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Clicking Photos or Videos of Women Without Consent During Non-Private Acts Does Not Constitute Voyeurism: Supreme Court

04 Dec 2025 3 min read
Clicking Photos or Videos of Women Without Consent During Non-Private Acts Does Not Constitute Voyeurism: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court recently clarified that clicking photos or recording videos of a woman without her permission during non-private acts does not constitute voyeurism under Section 354C of the Indian Penal Code (IPC). A bench comprising Justices NK Singh and Manmohan closed the case against Tuhin Kumar Biswas, who had been booked solely for recording a video of a woman while she was entering a disputed property. Background Of The…

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