PANAJI: The Goa Government said that the court’s decision claimed to recognize Tehelka Founder-Editor Tarun Tejpal in the case of alleged rape has been “consumed by sexual gossip” and accused “sexual fantasies” relating to the legally prohibited survivors.
“The cross examination of the survivors, extending to nearly 700 pages and spreads more than 18 hearing dates, not lacking brutal attacks on their character and accusing the history of the past, which is designed to embarrass and humiliate it,” said the country, “said the country.” Not Only these questions should not be permitted when recording evidence, trial courts have stepped further by using these questions and material to discredit it, even though they are not relevant to this case also cannot be included in the law.
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This problem is likely to emerge before the High Court on July 29.
The court will decide on the application submitted by the state who strives to appeal against court assessment.
While stating that judgment focuses on the indicoated indictment rather than trying to ensure the role of the defendant, The application says that assessment of 527 pages is influenced by unacceptable material and testimony, and graphic details of past sexual history, which are prohibited by law.