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Supreme Court | Touching Private Parts of Minor Not Rape | Offence Is Aggravated Sexual Assault Under POCSO and Outraging Modesty Under Section 354 IPC

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Supreme Court | Touching Private Parts of Minor Not Rape | Offence Is Aggravated Sexual Assault Under POCSO and Outraging Modesty Under Section 354 IPC

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September 23, 2025

Kiran Raj The Supreme Court...

Kerala High Court Acquits Former Minister Neelalohithadasan Nadar | Conviction Under Section 354 IPC in 1999 Sexual Harassment Case Set Aside for Lack of ‘Sterling Witness’ Testimony

HIGH COURTS

Kerala High Court Acquits Former Minister Neelalohithadasan Nadar | Conviction Under Section 354 IPC in 1999 Sexual Harassment Case Set Aside for Lack of ‘Sterling Witness’ Testimony

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September 17, 2025

Sanchayita Lahkar The High C...

Madras High Court Acquits Man In Section 354 IPC Case | Pulling Woman’s Hands May Shock Decency But Without Criminal Intent It’s Not Outraging Modesty

HIGH COURTS

Madras High Court Acquits Man In Section 354 IPC Case | Pulling Woman’s Hands May Shock Decency But Without Criminal Intent It’s Not Outraging Modesty

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August 13, 2025

Isabella Mariam The High Cou...

Allahabad High Court Upholds Conviction For Kidnapping And Attempted Rape | Delay In FIR Immaterial | Victim’s Testimony Proves Forced Abduction And Undressing

HIGH COURTS

Allahabad High Court Upholds Conviction For Kidnapping And Attempted Rape | Delay In FIR Immaterial | Victim’s Testimony Proves Forced Abduction And Undressing

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July 3, 2025

Safiya Malik The High Court...

FIR Quashed In Land Dispute Case | J&K High Court Says Allegations Do Not Disclose Any Cognizable Offence | Continuation Of Proceedings Would Be Abuse Of Process

HIGH COURTS

FIR Quashed In Land Dispute Case | J&K High Court Says Allegations Do Not Disclose Any Cognizable Offence | Continuation Of Proceedings Would Be Abuse Of Process

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June 11, 2025

Sanchayita Lahkar The High C...

When the Dignity of a Judicial Officer Is Torn, the Law Must Act | Delhi High Court Refuses Leniency, Upholds Sentence for Gendered Courtroom Abuse, Orders sentence to run Concurrently

HIGH COURTS

When the Dignity of a Judicial Officer Is Torn, the Law Must Act | Delhi High Court Refuses Leniency, Upholds Sentence for Gendered Courtroom Abuse, Orders sentence to run Concurrently

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June 2, 2025

Isabella Mariam The High Cou...