Mumbai: this is the century he is happy and sad.
Glad that he helped put Bars men who were considered guilty of abusing sexually and preying on children and sad that the tribes of such people only grew since he became a public prosecutor.
Geeta Sharma, PP specifically since July 2017 for courts who tried cases under the protection of children from the sexual law (Pocso), nailing her belief on Thursday in Mumbai South Mumbai.
He has become a prosecutor for more than 200 cases, he said.
Since last March when Pandemic Locking Covid-19 began, he secured 33 beliefs in his cases.
His tally included 18 beliefs with a life imprisonment, four with a sentence of 20 years in prison, 16 inmates were sentenced to a strict prison for 10 years.
Thursday’s confidence was for abduction violations with the defendant built from sexual violence and rape fees.
The victim was a young girl, almost 15 years old, who was friends with 19 years accused of social media.
The case of a teenager as a victim and the defendant in the early 20s was abundant in court.
They easily form a third of all cases, Sharma said.
Some other SPPs for Pocso cases in the session court at Fort agreed that the case of ‘escaping marriages’ made the most cases and other categories often be younger children abused by people they know or recognizable.
Surprising cases and even the most productive prosecutors are the victims still toddlers or pre-school.
“Neighbors and relatives as defendants are increasing.
90% of the time in the case of Pocso, accused of ‘known’ person, from 50% this is relatives or neighbors and 25-30% is a girlfriend’s girlfriend,” Sharma said.
“If the age of approval is amended and brought to 16, the case expense will drop 25%,” he said.
“When I saw their small faces when we talked about the incident, sometimes it was tense.
I was angry.
I wrote poems and stories to release steam,” Sharma said, who he began as a young mother and had three children .