Irwantrao Somanna Tonsure vs The State Of Maharashtra Thr The ... on 23 July, 2021
Bench: S. V. Gangapurwala , R. N. Laddha ... BOMBAY
BENCH AT AURANGABAD
WRIT PETITION NO. 7902 OF 2021
Irwantrao Somanna Tonsure
and another .. Petitioners
Versus
The State of Maharashtra and others .. Respondents
Shri
adopted! is termed nitya dwyamushyayana ; or otherwise, when the ceremony of tonsure may have been performed in his natural family, when he is designated anitya ... depend upon the adoption taking place before, or after the performance of tonsure, in the family of the adopted ; the effect, in the latter case
argued that two
children aged about 9 years were paraded naked by tonsuring
their head partly by the appellants. The alleged offence does not
require ... Tribe. Section 3(1)
(e) of the Atrocities Act deals with forcibly tonsuring of head,
removing cloths from the person of any member
argued that two
children aged about 9 years were paraded naked by tonsuring
their head partly by the appellants. The alleged offence does not
require ... Tribe. Section 3(1)
(e) of the Atrocities Act deals with forcibly tonsuring of head,
removing cloths from the person of any member
twice-born classes. Of these the best known are that of the tonsure, which is performed in infancy, and the upanayana, or investiture with
further, answer 8 shows that a boy may be adopted even after tonsure or investiture with the sacred cord, and that there
result of any agreement but arises when the ceremony of tonsure has been performed in the natural family of the adopted boy and when ... adopted is termed nitya dvyamushyayana; or otherwise, when the ceremony of tonsure may have been performed in his natural family, when he is designated anitya
loins in great luxury and comfort. Both the marriage and tonsure ceremonies of the said Babu were performed under my authority; and the Sradh ceremony
King; that son, whose samskaras up to (including) the cuda (tonsure) ceremony are performed with the gotra of his (natural) father, does
initiated by the natural father in the ceremonies ending with tonsure and by the adoptive father in the ceremonies commencing with the investiture
