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(i) In the case of M.Veerabatharappa vs. State of Tamil Nadu reported in (2015) 5 CTC 772 wherein it has been held as follows:-
“24. False charges of rape is not unknown in this Country. In Modis Text Book of Medical Jurisprudence and Toxicology, 1972 Edition, the following passage occurs:
https://www.mhc.tn.gov.in/judis ( Uploaded on: 28/03/2025 09:19:16 pm ) Criminal Appeal No.264 of 2017 False charges.- False charges of rape are not uncommon in India. Occasionally parents may introduce chillies into the vagina of their female child to cause irritation and inflammation or may injure her genitals for the purpose of substantiating a false charge of rape brought against an individual with a view to taking revenge or extorting money from him, and may tutor their child to tell a circumstantial story of a rape. Modi saw a case in which the father thrust his thumb into the vagina of his daughter, six years old, in order to bring a false charge of rape against his neighbour who was his enemy, and lacerated the posterior part of the hymen, the posterior part of the vagina and the posterior commissure. At times parents inflict injuries on the private parts of their female child, and then kill her by strangulation or suffocation in order to bring a false accusation of rape and murder against their enemy. If necessary X-rays should be taken to ascertain age."