The Delhi High Court upheld Rajender Sharma’s conviction in a child sexual assault case, ruling that a child victim’s testimony can sustain conviction even without conclusive medical evidence, while clarifying that hymen rupture is unnecessary to establish penetrative assault under Section 3(a) POCSO Act.
The Delhi High Court ruled that marrying a minor victim cannot cancel criminal charges under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act. The Court stressed that child protection laws are supreme and marriage is not a “remedy” for such serious offences.
