Supreme Court of India
Charming Rupon v. The State of Meghalaya
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What the Court ordered
Resultantly, the cumulative effect of unnatural conduct of victim’s mother (PW-1) coupled with the significant delay in lodging the FIR; failure of the victim (PW-4) and her cousin (PW-2) to identify the accused-appellant before the Court; contradictory versions regarding the relationship of the accused- appellant with the victim’s family; non-examination of the teacher Ms.
Judgment, page 35
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