Supreme Court of India
Deepak in Jc v. State Govt. of Nct Delhi
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What the Court ordered
The same is hereby set aside. The appellant is held not guilty and stands acquitted of the aforesaid offences. 10.2 He shall be forthwith released if behind the bars, unless his custody is required for any other offence. 11. The appeals stand allowed.
Judgment, 10.1-11
In brief
On 09.12.2015 the appellant, who occupied an adjoining jhuggi, took the complainant's 2.5-year-old daughter to a nearby park; the mother (PW-5) retrieved the child about an hour later. PW-5 alleged that after the child woke she cried, blood was seen on her pyjami, and the child said the appellant had penetrated her; a private doctor (PW-1) was consulted and the FIR was lodged two days later on 11.12.2015. The child was too young to give any statement.…
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