Humans’ with 7 years’ mind ‘have been a tight molester prison sentence

Mumbai: firm deposition by a special 21-year-old need, who was sexually attacked when he was 16 years old but had the mind of a 7-year-old child, ensuring his torture was sentenced to a strict prison for 10 years.
The culprit, now 31, not only misused it, but also left him with cigarette snapping on fire in 2016.
Special Act court judges, Seema Jadhav also boiled Rs 6,000.
The most challenging facts are young people must give his testimony in court through special needs translators, but managed to get awesome.
He also identified the culprit.
Raised by his father, the teenager played himself outside his home when the defendant took him to the public toilet and attacked him.
Tymentor slapped the teenage father when dealing with the defendant in the case of persecution living around young people.
In his statement to the police, the young man’s father, who worked as a security guard with a public hospital, said the boy used to go to a special school but finally stopped.
That day, his son returned to the house late at night.
When he asked what he took him for so long, the boy explained how the defendant took him to the public toilet, poke and forced him to have oral sex.
He added that he beat him with bamboo sticks, tied his hands and even caused burns.
The defendant threatened to kill him if he revealed the incident to anyone.
The Father faced the defendant, but he was also slapped and threatened.
The moon passed, but the boy continued to complain about the inconvenience in his personal part.
When his father finally took him to the doctor in March 2017, an old injury in his personal part that had not been attended by properly found.
The young man told the doctor about sexual violence.
At this point, the doctor suggested police reports.
Police, medical officers, father and youth are seven witnesses who helped the Special Prosecutor Veena Shelar to accuse the defendant.
(The identity of the victim has not yet been disclosed to protect his privacy according to the direction of the Supreme Court about cases related to sexual violence)