Supreme Court of India
Paramjit Singh Bedi v. State of Punjab
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What the Court ordered
Resultantly, the appellant is cleared of the charge under Section 376 IPC.
Judgment, page 29
In brief
The prosecutrix (PW-1), a class VIII student, left home on 19.06.2009 and, on the appellant's invitation to meet his daughter (her friend), went with him by car to LIG Flats, Ludhiana, where she stayed two days, then travelled with him by scooter to Malerkotla and stayed in a room in an abandoned factory until 25.06.2009, when they were intercepted at Ludhiana by her father and the police. She alleged the appellant had intercourse with her against her will at both places and threatened to kill her.…
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