Supreme Court of India
Parshotam Lal & Another v. State of Punjab
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Penal Code, 1860 - s. 366 - Kidnapping, abducting or --f'' inducing woman to compel her for mamage, etc - Allegation c that accused kidnapped minor girl from the custody of her parents and subsequently raped her - Deposition of -1 that he got mamed to victim - Convicted u/s. 366 and sentenced to four years rigorous imprisonment - High Court reducing . the sentence to rigorous imprisonment of one year and six months - Appeal by accused persons before Supreme Court .-i.. - - During pendency, victim filing affidavit that she has no grudge or ill will against accused or his family members - Two
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