OK let's leave out, customs, morality, religion, family bond, propriety and all the other cultural things that attach families or in this case children to parents.It's not about being happy or sad.... Indian parents already have their plate full with worries for their kids...... Imo they just need to chill at least here...... Whether the kids are having sex or not, is their personal matter.... Parents shouldn't be overtly involved at least in this matter..
Let us concentrate only on the rights of individuals to do whatever they please.
What is the age of consent in India? When is a person considered an adult and therefore able to make their own choices and become independent? At what age are parents no longer financially or legally responsible for a child?
What I mean is, that in some countries up to 18 years parents are responsible for any child who is a minor legally and financially, and they can go to jail for neglect if they do not perform their parental duty, by law the person under 18 is treated as a minor in all aspects, they are not questioned without a parents permission, treated medically, get loans etc... because there are minor protection rules, including the court system that is separate into juvenile court and adult court. (only in rare cases does someone below 18 becomes emancipated or is legally tried as an adult-only in rare cases and after a court of law rules it so)
On the day the person turns 18, they are considered an adult, so they can leave their parents house, live on their own, they can vote, make medical decisions, drink, party, have sex everyday with whoever they want and everything else adults do. BUT they are also responsible from that point on, to support themselves financially, make choices and if they commit a crime, have a vehicle accident, get in debt etc.. then they are on their own. By law Mom and Dad are not responsible.
If she means an emancipated or adult son or daughter, then she should not use the word "children", anything under the age of consent is very much a parents business, there is no such a thing as a personal matter in a child's life, when you are under your parents roof and they are supporting you then everything is a parents business, because they are responsible.
I am surprised that with all the societal rules and all the moral restrictions imbedded in a culture where people are judged severely for any infraction that attempts against the moral norms,or the virtue of a woman, someone like kangana is applauded for the things she says and the way she behaves. If a man had said what she said, today in India that guy would have been posting bail.
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