Supreme Court of India
Rajinder @ Raju v. State of H.P.
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Penal Code, 1860 - ss.366 and 376 - Conviction under • - Challenge to, on ground that the accused committed sexual c intercourse with consent of the prosecutrix - Held: On facts, not tenable - The prosecutrix in her deposition was categorical, clear and uneqwvocal that the accused committed forcible sexual intercourse with her - Both Trial court and High Court accepted her evidence - No justifiable reason to take a different view - In facts and circumstances of the case. absence of injuries on person of prosecutrix does not lead to an inference that she consented for sexual intercourse with
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