Supreme Court of India
Srivalla Srinivasa Rao & Ors. v. State of A.P.
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PENAL CODE, 1860: c s. 376 (2) (g) - Gang rape - Three accused convicted of the offence - Pleas of non-corroboration of version of prosecutrix and delay in lodging the FIR - Held: The evidence of prosecutrix is supported by the evidence of two more witnesses who reached the place of incident on hearing 0 her shrieks - Besides, the medical evidence indicating duration of injuries, the Forensic Science Laboratory report, the broken pieces of glass bangl&s recovered from the place of incident and the torn clothes of the victim fully support the factum of rape - If some delay is occasioned in
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