Agreed, but there's maybe a bit more
[QUOTE=AlexDeColombo;1999603]In India prostitution is legal and can do it for safe living. But cannot do prostitution in organized way, running brothel or pimping. Those are illegal.
Am I right?
You can't book a room in 5 star hotel and have a sex party with 5 or more nude girls?
What is the law implication in India. If Legal Entity is informed by a person can LE come to hotel room and arrest party owner? On which grounds they provide arrest warrant?
Thankx.[/QUOTE]I completely agree with you (prostitution is legal in India). But.
Sharing two completely different experiences with you.
Driving back, I was stopped by the cops at a local check point. Was with my sister at that time after a late night movie show (post 1 am, at night) she had insisted on (stupid SRK movies she was drooling on) . They asked me about her identity, and threatened to call her parents. I politely showed them our Driving Licenses and they let us on our way after apologizing to us for their initially rude behavior (believe me when I say that they were rude before I showed the "Father's name" on the DLs). Second time, I was pulled over for driving around late midnight with a girl is just friends with. Ended up paying the cops something. Just for not calling her parents.
Read between the lines.
It's not about the legalities. It's about ground-realities.
They have the power to grab you from your favorite hotel, and then drag you to their station in front of a media studded road (no matter who you might think you are). Just because they can. Even without a license, and especially in case they have an "unspecific warrant".
How do you fare? Obviously not well. Best to just stay away from them. Pay them in case you get caught, and just get out of it because even they don't want to go through the legalities.
Else you can go to a court against them with the judge staring at you for being a "what the hell", and then having your name slandered all over the place like anything before you're relived off your charges for being legally appropriate, but socially not.
Hoping to be helpful.
Abbys.