Supreme Court of India
State of Himachal Pradesh v. Sanjay Kumar @ Sunny
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We are of the opinion that none of the grounds, on which the High Court STATE OF HIMACHAL PRADESH v.
Judgment, page 18
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Penal Code, 1860: ss.376(2)(j), 506 - Rape of 9 years old girl - Respondent-accused paternal uncle of the prosecutrix - Incident not disclosed by prosecutrix to anyone - Fact of rape came to knowledge of mother 3 years after the incident when she complained of stomach ache and was shown to the gynecologist - Reporting to police thereafter - Conviction ulss.376(2)(j), 506 by trial court based on testimony ofprosecutrix, her mother and medical evidence - Acquittal by High Court - States appeal against acquittal - Held: The version of prosecution and her mother was in sync with each other - High
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