Supreme Court of India
Raja and Others v. State of Karnataka
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Penal Code, 1860 - ss.376(g)/366/392 rlw. s.34 - Prosecutrix alleged gang rape by appellants - Inconsistencies in FIR and the deposition of prosecutrix - Appellants acquitted by trial court - Acquittal reversed by High Court - Appellants pleaded false implication as they declined to oblige the prosecutrix qua her de111and for financial help - On appeal, held: View taken by the trial court is overwhelmingly possible - In contrast, findings of High Court are decipherably strained in favour of the prosecution by overlooking many irreconcilable inconsistencies, anomalies and omissions rendering
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