Kshitij Saruparia and Apeksha Kachhawaha

Kshitij Saruparia is an Advocate practicing at Rajasthan High Court. He graduated from NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad in 2026. He has represented his university at leading international mediation & negotiation competitions and multiple national moot court competitions, including the ICC International Commercial Mediation Competition in Paris, NUJS-HSF Moot Court Competition etc. His interests lie in commercial laws, public policy, constitutional law and strategic dispute resolution.
Apeksha Kachhawaha is an incoming Associate at ASV Legal LLP. She graduated from Maharashtra National Law University, Nagpur in 2026. She has also participated in multiple national and international moot court competitions and has served as a Research Assistant to Dr. Akanksha Jumde, (CQUniversity), Dr. Sudhir Verma and Dr. Karan Godara contributing in research in their respective areas. Her interests lie in corporate and commercial laws, environmental law, public policy, and dispute resolution.

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When Protection Becomes Punishment: India’s POCSO Act, Adolescent Autonomy, and the Limits of the Bright Line

When Protection Becomes Punishment: India’s POCSO Act, Adolescent Autonomy, and the Limits of the Bright Line

On 16 April 2026, the Delhi High Court in Harmeet Singh v. State (GNCT of Delhi) quashed a criminal case against a young man whose only “victim” – the seventeen-year-old he had married and had a child with – told the Court that she ...
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