Supreme Court On Gangrape Cases: “Right to Seek Remission in Life Sentences for Minor Gangrape Cases Is Both Constitutional and Statutory”

The Supreme Court affirms that convicts sentenced to life in minor gangrape cases have the right to seek remission, recognizing it as both a constitutional and statutory legal remedy.

POCSO Case| System That Lets Rapists Walk Free Is a Failure: Supreme Court Restores Conviction Of 2 Men Who Raped 12-Year-Old

Supreme Court restores conviction of 2 men in Bihar POCSO case, calling the system a failure if rapists walk free. Upholds life sentence for raping a 12-year-old girl.

POCSO ACT | “The Case Is Not Such To Be Termed As ‘Rarest Of Rare Cases’”: Punjab & Haryana HC Commutes Death Penalty Of Man Who Raped Minor Daughter

Punjab & Haryana HC commutes death penalty of man convicted under POCSO Act for raping minor daughter, stating the case doesn’t qualify as the “rarest of rare cases.”

CCTV Speaks Louder Than Words: Bombay HC Denies Bail to Priest Caught Molesting Minor Boy in Temple

Bombay HC cites chilling CCTV evidence, risk of witness tampering in refusing bail to priest accused of abusing minor inside temple.

Kerala HC Dismisses POCSO Case Against Asianet News: “Channel Deserved Recognition for Its Reporting on Drug Abuse”

The Kerala High Court dismissed the POCSO case against Asianet News, acknowledging the channel’s responsible reporting on drug abuse. The court stated that the channel “deserved recognition” for its work, and emphasized that no further proceedings would be pursued at the Special POCSO Court in Kozhikode.

Delhi Court Acquits Man Accused of Raping Student: ‘Victim Was in Love Relationship’

A Delhi court acquitted a man accused of raping a student, stating that the victim was in a “love relationship” with him. The court found no strong evidence to prove the charges against the accused. It observed that their relationship appeared to be consensual. The verdict highlights the importance of clear legal proof in such cases.

Kashmir Court Convicts ‘Pir Baba’ Faith Healer for Child Sexual Abuse

Kashmir: A Chief Judicial Magistrate Court in Sopore, Kashmir, convicted Aijaz Ahmad Sheikh, a self-proclaimed faith healer known as “Pir Baba,” under Section 377 of the Ranbir Penal Code (RPC) for sexually abusing a minor in the case.Chief Judicial Magistrate Baramulla, Mir Wajahat, delivered the verdict against the accused.

POCSO Case || Karnataka HC Grants Anticipatory Bail to EX-CM BS Yediyurappa

Today, On 7th February, The Karnataka High Court granted anticipatory bail to former Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa in a POCSO case. The case was filed based on allegations by a woman who accused Yediyurappa of molesting her 17-year-old daughter. The court’s decision provides relief to the senior BJP leader, preventing his immediate arrest. The case continues to be under legal scrutiny.

Minor Rape Victim Identity Revealed | “Do You Want Publicity For Everything?”: Supreme Court Asks Accused Jharkhand Minister Irfan Ansari

The Supreme Court dismissed Jharkhand minister Irfan Ansari’s plea challenging the High Court’s denial to quash charges of revealing a minor’s rape victim identity. Evidence indicated Ansari shared details on social media. The court questioned his motives, suggesting a desire for publicity, and upheld that a trial was necessary to determine his liability.

Supreme Court: “Convict Was a Minor When He Allegedly Raped & Murdered 10-year-Old Girl In UP, Allowed Him To Walk Free”

Initially, the trial court sentenced the convict to death on May 17, 2018. However, the Allahabad High Court’s Lucknow bench later commuted the death penalty to life imprisonment without the possibility of remission. New Delhi, Jan 2: The Supreme Court on Thursday (2nd Dec) acknowledged a report confirming that a convict in a 2013 rape […]