Supreme Court of India
Omkar Prasad Verma v. State of Madhya Pradesh
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Penal Code 1860--Section 376 ---Conviction under---Correctness of- ' Allegation that Government school teacher had sexual intercourse with c student putting her to fear-Held: Sexual intercourse did not take place within precincts of school but outside the school and as such not at a place where woman was in custody of the public servant-Thus, ingredients of the section not satisfied and section 376B not attracted. It is alleged that the appellant-government school teacher had sexual intercourse with a student putting her to fear that she would fail in exams. FIR was lodged. The student became
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