trial.
51. Appellants have stood trial for kidnapping, abduction,
gang rape, aggravated penetrative sexual assault and murder
of a minor along with a charge ... learned trial
judge has rightly convicted both the appellants for gang rape,
aggravated penetrative sexual assault, murder, kidnapping,
abduction of a minor, and destruction
trial.
51. Appellants have stood trial for kidnapping, abduction,
gang rape, aggravated penetrative sexual assault and murder
of a minor along with a charge ... learned trial
judge has rightly convicted both the appellants for gang rape,
aggravated penetrative sexual assault, murder, kidnapping,
abduction of a minor, and destruction
victim on October 26, 2013 with regard to kidnapping,
gang rape and aggravated penetrative sexual assault on a
minor. Police had registered a formal First ... from
the lawful guardianship of her parents. The appellants had
committed gang rape on the victim and acted in furtherance of
such common intention
victim on October 26, 2013 with regard to kidnapping,
gang rape and aggravated penetrative sexual assault on a
minor. Police had registered a formal First ... from
the lawful guardianship of her parents. The appellants had
committed gang rape on the victim and acted in furtherance of
such common intention
victim on October 26, 2013 with regard to kidnapping,
gang rape and aggravated penetrative sexual assault on a
minor. Police had registered a formal First ... from
the lawful guardianship of her parents. The appellants had
committed gang rape on the victim and acted in furtherance of
such common intention
upheld.
13. The appellant had stood trial for criminal trespass,
rape and murder, and aggravated sexual assault on a minor.
Charges as against the appellant ... cases of
murder, 1 involved rape and murder.
61. The victim had been raped and murdered. The manner
in which the crime had been committed
under Section
354(3) CrPC.
Aggravating circumstances
(1) The offences relating to the commission of heinous
crimes like murder, rape, armed dacoity, kidnapping ... crime of rape and
murder. The victim was a minor. The crime of rape and
murder was committed brutally. Those were the aggravating
circumstances
under Section 354(3) CrPC.
Aggravating circumstances
(1) The offences relating to the commission of heinous
crimes like murder, rape, armed dacoity, kidnapping ... appellant has committed a crime of rape leading to the
death of the victim due to rape. The offence had been
committed outrageously for lust
Indian Penal Code, 1860. The appellant had raped the victim
and alternatively forcibly committed aggravated penetrative
sexual assault on the victim.
4. Learned advocate appearing ... birth of the
victim. The victim had been taken to Manali and raped.
Medical treatment documents of the victim being Exhibit 2,
Exhibit
about 8 A.M had
committed rape upon the victim and also committed offence of
aggravated penetrative sexual assault against the victim.
3. The mother
