Supreme Court of India
Thongam Tarun Singh v. The State of Manipur
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What the Court ordered
We are of the view that no serious prejudice has been caused to the appellants by conviction under Section 376(2)(g) IPC.
Judgment, page 6
From the headnote
Sentence/Sentencing: Gang rape of girl aged 16 years – Prosecution case was that accused no.1 picked up the victim in a car along with his friend accused no.2 and took her to a restaurant where he forcibly gave her a soft drink mixed with intoxicant – After taking the said drink, the victim fell unconscious – Thereafter, the accused-appellants committed rape on her – Appellant convicted and sentenced to undergo rigorous imprisonment for fifteen years with fine of Rs.25,000 for offence under s.376(2)(g) and rigorous imprisonment for 10 years for offence under s.120- and both the sentence were…
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