Man promises to marry girl, rapes her, gets booked
In 2022, she said the accused started calling her home. He would reportedly tell her that if she didn't come, he would slash his wrist and kill himself. On his insistence, she went to his house to meet him in March that year. He forcibly took her inside a room and sexually assaulted her, she alleged. Police said after a minor dispute, the accused allegedly sent objectionable pictures of himself and the girl to her family. This outraged her family, and they lodged a police complaint. A DSP-level officer investigated the matter. The accused was booked under IPC sections 376 (rape) and 506 (criminal intimidation) and the Pocso Act. tnn
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