Mehta: some Katherine T. Bartlett, Feminist Legal Methods, Harvard Law Review is quoted-see what the lady said which is a law under article 141 and binds 140 crore indians-"It is not the “common morality” of the State at any time in history, but rather constitutional morality, which must guide the law. In any democracy, constitutional morality requires the assurance of certain rights that are indispensable for the free, equal, and dignified existence of all members of society. A commitment to constitutional morality requires us to enforce the constitutional guarantees of equality before law, non-discrimination on account of sex, and dignity, all of which are affected by the operation of Section 497"