LAWS(RAJ)-2011-8-129

MOHAMMAD SABIR Vs. STATE

Decided On August 17, 2011
MOHAMMAD SABIR Appellant
V/S
STATE Respondents

JUDGEMENT

(1.) APPELLANT Mohammad Sabir is aggrieved of his conviction and sentences for the offences of Section 376 Indian Penal Code, 1860 of seven years RI and fine Rs. 1000/ - in default one year RI.

(2.) HEARD contentions of learned Counsel for the Appellant and learned P.P. Alleged incident and events per prosecution and as surfaced in course of trial in short are that on 14.09.05 PW/2 accompanied with daughter T at about 2:30 in afternoon at Police Station, presented a first information report Ex.D/1 to SHO PW/10 narrating that he resides at Indra Colony and have five girls and two sons and third daughter T is 13 year old who gave up education after class VIth last year and now resides with his father H PW/4 -

(3.) APPELLANT on above particulars charged for the offence of Section 376, 366A, 363 Indian Penal Code, 1860, claimed trial. Other two were also charged regarding conspiracy for above offences. Following trial, Appellant convicted and sentenced for rape.