Supreme Court of India
Guddu @ Santosh v. State of Madhya Pradesh
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Penal Code, 1866: s.3761511-Minor girl-Subjected to sexual assault-Doctor found swelling over private part of victim-Hymn intact but had become red-No definite report by doctor of intercourse in immediate past-High Court convicting accused u/s 3 7 61511-Held, it is not a case where merely preparation had been undergone by accused-He made an attempt to criminally assault the prosecutrix-From medical evidence inference could also have been drawn by High Court that there had 'been penetration-High Court failed to notice that even slight penetration was sufficient to constitute offence of rape
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