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The court also imposed a fine on the suspended headmaster who was arrested after one of the victim's mother complained
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Court also imposed a fine of Rs 20,000 and in default of payment of the fine, the 28-year-old accused must undergo simple imprisonment for one year
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The court, which delivered the judgment in 164 days, directed the District Legal Services Authority to take steps for paying Rs 7 lakh as compensation to the victim at the earliest
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According to the police, the man, aged around 45 years is a native of Warangal.
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Neradigonda Sub-Inspector Bharat Suman said the accused was Jadav Athmaram, a 26-year-old priest and a native of Rajura village in Neradigonda mandal
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The study has revealed 51 per cent of cases under POCSO are being registered in Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana and Delhi.
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Chandrama Rajbhar, 24, was arrested on Sunday for repeatedly raping the 17-year-old girl for the past one year, Station House Officer, Sukhpura, Virendra Yadav said.
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The assault came to light after the girl, staying with her mother, brother and grandparents, told about the abuse to one of her relatives 10 days ago, the police said.
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The case came to light in September, 2018 when the victim, all of 11 years, was found to be pregnant upon being taken to a doctor by her parents.
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In its verdict, the high court had said that since the man groped the child without removing her clothes, the offence cannot be termed as sexual assault.
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The verdict said that groping a minor's breast without "skin to skin contact" cannot be termed as sexual assault as defined under the POCSO Act.
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The woman, who was arrested under the POCSO (Protection of Children from Sexual Offences) Act was granted bail by the Kerala High court.
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The court found the security guard guilty under relevant sections of POCSO Act and Indian Penal Code and sentenced him to undergo 20 years RI
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Bhupalpally DSP A Sampath Rao said that the convict, Jorika Ramesh of Parlapally village of Mogullapally mandal had raped a minor of the same village in March this year
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Kothagudem: MLA Vanama Venkateswar Rao brought the incident of a primary school headmaster sexually abusing six minor girls at Chintavarre village in the district to the notice of IT, MA&UD Minister KT Rama Rao on Tuesday. The MLA called on the Minister in Hyderabad, apprised him about the incident and his recent visit to the […]
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There was a decrease of 22.7% in fatal road accidents and a drop of 18.66% in crime against women along with a 12.24% decrease in cases related to crime against children, informed Police Commissioner VC Sajjanar
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From the angle of road safety too, the city saw a dip with 237 persons being killed in road accidents as against 271 in 2019.
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The complainant alleged that the teacher also threatened her of dire consequences if she reported the matter to police.
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The court also imposed a fine of Rs 10,000 on the accused, who is a daily wager and uncle of the victim
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According to police, Buddupalli Laxmaiah, an auto driver and native of Mothkur, misbehaved with his minor daughter.