Supreme Court of India
Bhaiyamiyan @ Jardar Khan & Anr. v. State of Madhya Pradesh
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Penal Code, 1860: s.376(2)(g) - Gang rape - /legation of - FIR lodged 60 hours after the incident at a police station about 22 km away from place of incident though police station of the village where incident took place was only 7 km away - Medical examination conducted in hospital 55 kms away on insistence of the prosecutrix who refused to be medically examined at place where FIR was lodged - As per medical evidence, no injury was found on person and there was no evidence of rape - Trial court found that prosecution case was doubtful and ordered acquittal - High Court held that order of
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