‘Catching a private area and breaking the pulse is not a rape …’ Allah’s High Court comments
Is not a case of rape of a woman’s private organ court
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Allahabad High Court: The Allahabad High Court has said that when a woman is asking for a sexual offense, a woman is not under section 376 (rape) of the IPC, but the intention of raising a woman’s individual part of a woman and breaking the pulse of a woman, but with the intention of removing a woman). The order was passed when Justice Ram Manohar Narayan Mishra asked for amendment filed by two persons. The accused had filed the amendment against the order passed by Kascanjan’s Special Judge.
According to the facts of the case, an application was filed in the Special Judge Court (Poxo Act), accused of returning to Nandin’s house with her 14 -year -old daughter at 5 pm on November 10, 2021. In the filing application, Pawan, Akash and Ashok, who lives in the village village, met her on the way and asked her where she came from. Accordingly, when the woman told her to leave her sister’s house, she asked her to leave the house on a motorbike. Accordingly, the girl allowed her daughter to go with them.
The accused caught the girl’s individual parts
In the filing application, the accused is said to have stopped the motorcycle on the way and caught the girl’s personal part and pulled the girl under the inscription that broke the girl’s pulse. Accordingly, the woman started screaming, and after hearing the screams, two people went there, and then threatened to kill the accused. The lower court has issued a summons for the accused for rape by registering the report of the victim and witnesses. After seeing the facts, the accusation against the accused in the current case against Pawan and Akash was that they took the woman’s private part, but because of the intervention of the witnesses, they left the woman and escaped.
The court, in his judgment on March 17, said the accused were determined to rape the girl, and not enough to take a note. The accusation against Akash is that he tried to take the woman under the inscription and broke his pajami’s pulse. The court said there was no such allegation that the accused had raped the girl. The allegations against the accused Bhavan and Akash have not become a rape case. Considering the facts of the case, the court said that a summons should be made against the accused under Section 354 (B) of the Pokso Act, which provides punishment for severe sexual offense with a minor child.
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