NEW DELHI, July 9 (UPI) -- A landmark ruling legalizing gay sex in India last week was challenged Thursday in the nation's supreme court, lawyers reported.
The supreme court issued a challenge notice to the non-profit group that had won a seven-year legal fight to decriminalize homosexual sex. CNN said.
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The challenge, seeking an immediate stay, argued the previous law banning gay sex was not unconstitutional. Indian culture and health also were cited as grounds for reversal.