The apex court upholds the conviction of an accused in a 2004 case of gangrape, abduction, and wrongful confinement in Madhya Pradesh, clarifying law on consent.
The incident occurred at Jaam Gate, a picnic spot near Mhow Cantonment in Indore district, between 2 and 3 am on September 11, 2024.
The Kerala Police on Sunday booked eight persons at Areakode in the Malappuram district on charges of gang rape of a 35-year-old woman with mental disabilities.
One of the accused in the Mangrol gang-rape case involving a minor died on Thursday while undergoing forensic examination at New Civil Hospital.
In a gang-rape case, police have arrested three youths from within the Burdwan police station area, today.
Inspector General of Police, Rakesh Singh, has ordered a probe into a case in which a 70-year-old man has been booked for gang-rape along with four others.
The incident occurred on August 16 when the victim stepped out of her home in a village under Murar police station in Buxar district to buy copies.
The police filed a FIR against the four accused, including two others who facilitated the assault by guarding the room in which the crime was committed, from outside, in a case of gangrape and wrongful confinement based on the woman’s complaint.
The juvenile delinquents are aged between 10 to 14 years. During questioning, they reportedly confessed to the crime. They were booked under Section 376D (gang rape) of IPC and section 6 of Protection of Children from Sexual Offence Act, 2012.
The incident occurred on May 28 after the victim and accused attended a daytime party at a pub in upscale Jubilee Hills.
