Supreme Court of India
Thongam Tarun Singh v. The State of Manipur
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What the Court ordered
We are of the view that no serious prejudice has been caused to the appellan ts by conviction under Section 376(2)(g) IPC.
Judgment, page 6
From the headnote
Sentence/Sentencing: Gang rape of girl aged 16 year s – Prosecution case was that accused no.1 picked up the victim in a car along with his friend accused no.2 and took her to a restaurant where he forcibly gave her a soft drink mixed with intoxicant – After taking the said drink, the victim fell unconscious – T hereafter, the accused-appellants committed rape on her – App ellant convicted and sentenced to undergo rigorous imprisonment for fifteen years with fine of Rs.25,000 for offence under s.37 6(2)(g) and rigorous imprisonment for 10 years for offence under s.120- and both the sentence
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