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The Supreme Court of India has declared Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code unconstitutional

A. In its entirely

B. Only to the extent to which the section punishes two consenting persons of the same sex for homosexuality without the consent of their parents

C. Only to the extent to which the section punishes two consenting adults of same sex for homosexuality

D. Only to the extent to which the section punishes two consenting persons of the same sax for homosexuality

Answer: Option C

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