Mumbai: Special Pocso Court in Solapur has sentenced 20-year-old workers to serve a prison sentence to rape a 11-year-old girl and tried to kill her last year.
Brutal crime left the child in a “miserable mind state” and when he continued during the trial, not just a court, but even the defense lawyer and prosecutor witnessed the trauma he had done, said the Joshi Special Judge, who punished young people for violations under protection Children from Sexual Act (Pocso) and Indian Criminal Code (IPC).
The court, on December 21, 2021, ordered, directed the country to pay, through the District Legal Service Authority, RS 2 Lakh against the rehabilitation of girls under the ‘victim compensation fund’.
On January 19, 2021, at around 2:00 p.m., workers took the girl, whose family members had shrunk their goats, to the field of sugar cane.
He raped him while his hands tight in his throat, eliminated him.
He then grabbed his golden earrings and silver bracelets and left him in critical condition.
It was only around 6pm, a pedestrian watched him in the field.
He asked him to drop it on the roadside, which he did and fled.
One hour later, Hanmant Hanmant, another Bhui saw him lying on the side of the road.
He picked him up and took him home with his motorbike.
For vital roles and timely assistance, the court said that the name Bhui was recommended for the President award.
After his father submitted FIR, the defendant was arrested and the earrings and flying bracelets recovered.
The judge also said that “diligent” investigations were brought to court notice that the child needed advanced medical attention to “warpart fights” – oxygen level less than 50%.
At his request, the court gave an order at 10pm to move it from a civil hospital in Solapur to a Superspecialty Hospital on January 21, where experts treat it for free, thus “saving this beginner’s roses”, said judgment.
Medical evidence – DNA samples collected matches the accused -dan the credibility of the girl’s testimony was not dear during a cross-examination by defense, and was also strengthened by a statement recorded by the judge under the part 164 of the Hakim 164.
Code of Criminal Procedure (CRPC) – which is very important as proof – and his father’s testimony, said court session.
The court said that prosecution, through prosecutors P M Rajput, had proven his case, while defense failed to deny the notion.
The court appreciated the judge and court staff, who, in the middle of Covid’s pandemic, wearing a PPE kit and went to the Solapur civil hospital and recorded a girl’s statement under the CRPC part 164 immediately at the police request.
At that time, because the girl’s condition was very important, the police thought it would be a “dying declaration”.
“The commission of the violation under the Pocso Law is not only a crime against the child, but the crime against the community,” said the judge.
“The brutality of the violation, the defendant’s behavior and its impact on the victim, of course turned on the fact that this is not a fit case to show relief to the defendant,” said the court, who accused him of leaving him “enter the blood pool” with the intention he died.
The court sentenced workers under Pocso and IPC laws.
The term life is given below section 5 (r) Pocso Act for penetrative sexual attacks with murder efforts, therefore no separate penalty is needed under the IPC 376 (2) (M) for rape, the court said.
The investigation officer is the Fire Nitin Thette.
(The identity of the victim has not been disclosed to protect his privacy in accordance with the direction of the Supreme Court about cases related to sexual violence)