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The Indian Penal Code, 1860
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Section 313 in The Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 [Entire Act]
Rajoo & Ors vs State Of M.P on 3 December, 2008
19. I am conscious of the legal proposition that the conviction in
FIR No. : 116/15
PS : Govind Puri
State Vs. Abdul Atik Page No. 17/19
such like cases can be made on the sole testimony of the prosecutrix even
without any medical corroboration and the version of the victim in rape
commands great respect and acceptability but if there are some
circumstances which cast doubts in the mind of the court of the veracity of
the victim's evidence then it is not safe to rely on the uncorroborated
version of the victim of rape. It was held in case of Rajoo Vs. State of MP,
AIR, 2009 SC 858 :
"It cannot be lost sight that rape causes the greatest
distress and humiliation to the victim but at the same
time a false allegation of rape can cause equal distress,
humiliation and damage to the accused as well. The
accused must also be protected against the possibility
of false implication".