Provide home-cooked food to kids, not from Swiggy, Zomato: Kerala HC advises parents
Court was hearing case pertaining to pornography
Ernakulam: In a recent case concerning an offense related to pornography, the Kerala High Court underscored the significance of providing home-cooked meals to children. During the proceedings, the court also offered advice to parents, urging them to refrain from ordering food through popular delivery platforms like Swiggy and Zomato.
The case before the high court involved the quashing of criminal charges against an individual arrested for viewing explicit content on his mobile phone while in a private setting. The court ruled that watching obscene photographs or videos in private would not fall under the purview of Section 292 of the Indian Penal Code, which pertains specifically to circulating and publicly exhibiting such material.
Justice PV Kunhikrishnan, in his judgment, took the opportunity to provide guidance to parents. He encouraged parents to promote outdoor play for their children and to prepare and serve delicious homemade meals instead of relying on online food delivery services like Swiggy and Zomato.
The judge expressed concern about parents giving mobile phones with internet access to their minor children as gifts, cautioning them about the potential risks. Justice Kunhikrishnan stressed the importance of parental supervision, suggesting that children should watch informative content and news on their parents' mobile phones under their guidance.
Furthermore, he emphasized that allowing unsupervised mobile phone use among children could expose them to various dangers, including accessing inappropriate and explicit content.
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Bengaluru: Woman dies after being hit by luxury car driven by 'drunk' youth
Bengaluru (PTI): A 30-year-old woman died after she was hit by a luxury car being driven by a youth, who was allegedly under the influence of alcohol, police said on Tuesday.
Dhanush (20) was arrested, they said, adding that he has been sent to judicial custody.
According to police, Sandhya A S was crossing the road near the Kengeri TTMC (Traffic and Transit Management Centre) on the busy Mysuru Road on Saturday when she was hit by the Mercedes Benz car which then crashed into a bike.
After the accident, the accused tried to flee from the spot but was caught by bystanders who allegedly thrashed him.
The injured woman and the biker identified as Syed Arbaz (23), were immediately rushed to a hospital where Sandhya was declared brought dead on arrival. Arbaz was treated for minor inuries, a senior traffic police official said.
"An alcometer test of the accused driver showed that he had 177 mg/100 ml of blood alcohol content, which was way higher than the legally permissible limit of 30 mg/100 ml," he said, citing preliminary inquiry.
Dhanush's father owns a private bus travels company.
"We have registered a case under sections 281 (rash driving or riding on a public road), 125 A (Act endangering life or personal safety of others) and 105 (culpable homicide not amounting to murder) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita against the accused car driver at Kengeri traffic police station and arrested him," a traffic official said.
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