Can the police take action if I was having sex in OYO with a married woman? Is OYO sex illegal?

In India, consensual sexual activity between two adults is not considered a criminal offence, regardless of their marital status. Private sexual activities between consenting adults are considered to be a personal matter and are protected by privacy rights. Therefore, the police cannot legally intervene in a sexual activity between a man and a married woman, as long as it is consensual and does not involve any form of coercion or exploitation.

It is important to note that extramarital affairs can have social and cultural implications in India, and may be frowned upon by some communities or families. However, from a legal perspective, as long as the sexual activity is consensual and does not violate any laws, the police cannot intervene or take legal action.

Muslim marriages are governed by the Muslim Personal Law (Shariat) Application Act, 1937, which recognizes the validity of extramarital affairs as a ground for divorce, but requires that the husband must have four witnesses to prove the act of adultery.

While extramarital affairs are not a criminal offence in India, they can have legal consequences in terms of divorce proceedings for the Muslim married woman. 

It is important to note that the police are responsible for maintaining law and order, and they have the authority to take action in certain situations. However, they are also bound by the law and must follow due process and respect the rights of citizens. If you feel that your rights have been violated, you have the right to file a complaint and seek justice. You can file a complaint against the police officer with the police department or the State Human Rights Commission, which is responsible for investigating complaints of police misconduct. You can also file a complaint with the National Human Rights Commission, which has the authority to investigate human rights violations by the police.