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Delhi District Court

State vs Asif on 1 May, 2018

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          IN THE COURT OF MR.BHUPESH KUMAR,
  ADDITIONAL SESSIONS JUDGE (SPECIAL FAST TRACK COURT)­
            01,WEST, TIS HAZARI COURTS, DELHI

SC NO.  : 126/17

STATE 

versus

Asif
son of Mohd. Yunus,
R/o B­19, Dharampuri, 
Khyala, Delhi. 

                                                           FIR No. : 303/16
                                   Offence U/S : 365/342/376/417/506  IPC
                                                 365/342/376/417/506
                                                     Police Station : Khyala

                                                     DATE OF RECEIPT OF FILE 
                                             AFTER COMMITTAL: 23.10.2017
                                           DATE OF JUDGMENT: 01.05.2018

JUDGMENT 


1.

   The brief facts of the matter as emerged from record are that on 11.07.2016,   prosecutrix   (name   withheld   in   order   to   protect   the identity   of   the   prosecutrix)   aged   20   years   alongwith   her   mother reached at PS Khyala. The prosecutrix made complaint to the effect that she resides in the area of Khyala and accused Asif also reside in the   same   street   where   she   resides.   The   accused   started   talking   to prosecutrix   on   the   pretext   of   playing   with   children   of   sister   of SC no.126/17 Bhupesh Kumar ASJ (SFTC)-01 West, THC, Delhi/01.05.2018 2 prosecutrix. In the month of May, 2015, the accused took the nephew of prosecutrix i.e. son of her sister to his house. When the prosecutrix was looking for her nephew, accused told her that her nephew is at his house. At asking of accused, she went to his house where accused offered her a cup of tea and after taking the same she lost her senses and   at   asking   of   the   accused,   she   accompanied   the   accused.   The accused enticed the prosecutrix and took her to house of his friend Irfan at Jakhira. But when she reached there, prosecutrix found that the said house belong to Mr.Chand who was not at his house. The accused   confined   the   prosecutrix   in   the   said   house   and   forcibly established physical relations with her. The accused also promised to marry her and also threatened to kill her. The accused kept her there for 20­25 days and established physical relations with her everyday. When the prosecutrix insisted, accused put vermilion in her forehead. Thereafter, accused kept the prosecutrix in rented accommodation in different areas. Whenever the prosecutrix asked accused to perform proper marriage with her, accused ignored and on certain occasions, accused has even beaten her. Then accused started demanding money from her and after taking a sum of Rs.50,000/­ on one occasion and Rs.30,000/­ on another occasion from her mother she has given the same   to   accused.   The   prosecutrix   also   became   pregnant.   One   day prosecutrix saw one video clipping in the mobile of accused in which accused  was  found  in   compromising  position  with some  other  girl. When   she   enquired   in   this   respect   from   accused,   accused   started SC no.126/17 Bhupesh Kumar ASJ (SFTC)-01 West, THC, Delhi/01.05.2018 3 abusing her and told her that he was just passing the time with her and he is habitual of playing in this manner with girls. The accused has threatened the prosecutrix to kill her in case she made complaint. On   21.03.2016   a   baby   girl   was   born   to   prosecutrix,   but   she   died immediately   thereafter.   On   the   basis   of   said   complaint,   FIR   u/s 376/365/366/342/506   IPC   was   registered   against   the   accused. Investigation   of   case   was   carried   out.     During   investigation, prosecutrix   was   medically   examined   and   her   statement   U/s   164 Cr.P.C. was got recorded. After completing other formal investigation charge­sheet   U/s   376/365/366/342/506   IPC   was   presented   in   the court   of   Ld.   M.   M.   against   the   accused.   After   complying   with   the provisions   of   Section   207   Cr.P.C.,   the   case   was   committed   to   Ld. Sessions Court by Ld. Trial Court.

2.    Vide   order   dated   25.11.2017,   charge     for   offence punishable   under   section  365/342/376/417/506  IPC     was   framed against the accused, to which he pleaded not guilty and claimed trial.

3.  In order to prove its case, the prosecution has examined prosecutrix as PW1 but she has not supported the case of prosecution. She   in   unmistakable   term   has   submitted   that   she   had   physical relations   with   accused   with   her   own   consent   and   she   has   made complaint   Ex.   PW1/A   to   police   and   her  statement   u/s   164  Cr.P.C. against accused due to anger. She was cross examined by  Ld. APP for SC no.126/17 Bhupesh Kumar ASJ (SFTC)-01 West, THC, Delhi/01.05.2018 4 State with permission of the court as she was resiling from her earlier statement.   During   cross­examination   by   Ld.   APP   for   State,   she   has again submitted to the effect that she has made complaint to police Ex. PW1/A and her statement Ex. PW1/C before Ld.Magistrate due to anger.   She   has  not  deposed anything against the  accused. She  has denied the suggestion that she was abducted, threatened and raped by the accused.

  Other public witness is mother of prosecutrix. But her statement recorded u/s 161 Cr.P.C. reflects that she has made such statement on the basis of information provided to her by prosecutrix, meaning by her statement is hearsay. Hence, no useful purpose wold be served to examine   her.   The   remaining   witnesses  are   either   police   officials   of Doctors and no useful purpose would be served to examine them also. Hence, the PE stands closed by order. 

4.  Since no incriminating material/evidence came on record against the accused, hence, the statement of accused u/s 313 Cr.P.C. stands dispensed with. Accused is on bail in this matter and earlier bail bond and personal bonds furnished by the accused are extended for further six months in view of provisions of Section 437A Cr.P.C.

5.   In   the   light   of     above   discussion,   accused   Asif   stands acquitted for the offence punishable u/s 365/342/376/417/506 IPC.

                                         365/342/376/417/506



SC no.126/17                                                          Bhupesh Kumar
                                                        ASJ (SFTC)-01 West, THC, Delhi/01.05.2018
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               File  be consigned to the record room.
  


Announced in the open Court on                  (BHUPESH KUMAR)
this 01st  May, 2018                               Additional Sessions Judge, 
                                              (Special Fast Track Court)­01, 
                                               West, Tis Hazari Courts, Delhi




SC no.126/17                                                     Bhupesh Kumar
                                                   ASJ (SFTC)-01 West, THC, Delhi/01.05.2018