Mumbai: holding that “the testimony of survivors cannot be carried out due to the desires of medical evidence,” a Mumbai session court who was punished and sentenced to a 12-year-old winner to 12 years in a rigorous prison for a woman in 2017 a woman (19) who came to Mumbai for work .
The medical officer did not examine the woman despite the complaints of rape and she should not suffer because of that, said the additional session of Judge Sanjashree Gharat.
“He committed a serious violation.
The rape incident will have a devastating effect on the psychological conditions of the survivors,” he said in his assessment on January 10.
There was a late four-day delay in First, said the defense, but the judge said the delay was “explained correctly” because the woman said her employer initially promised him that he would see this problem.
But a few days later, the employer asked the woman to return to the place of origin with a month’s salary.
The victim initially did not tell anyone and then told his cousin about his incident.
He also “specifically stated that after the incident ” The defendant threatened would be dangerous he mentioned something to anyone.
Prosecutor Kalpana Hire said the complainant joined the work where the defendant had worked, and on February 1, 2017, he took him to the flat room Do, clogged his mouth, and raped it.
HC: Cannot throw a testimony of rape survivors due to lack of medical proof
