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The Centre on Monday issued a notification confirming the resignation of Bombay High Court's Additional Judge, Justice Pushpa V. Ganediwala, who quit her post last month after some controversial judgements delivered last year.The Ministry of ...
The Centre on Monday issued a notification confirming the resignation of Bombay High Court's Additional Judge, Justice Pushpa V. Ganediwala, who quit her post last month after some controversial judgements delivered last year.
NAGPUR: Refusing to rely on a rape survivor’s testimony, the Nagpur bench of Bombay high court on Friday acquitted the accused holding that the survivor’s evidence failed to inspire confidence. “Considering the major omission regarding rape incident and other doubtful circumstances, in the opinion of this court, the survivor isn’t the foolproof witness. She can’t be relied solely for fixing criminal liability of rape upon the accused,” said Justice Pushpa Ganediwala. “The woman’s evidence is only material on the point of incident. In her report, she alleged outraging her mod...
Who is Justice Pushpa, who said groping child without 'contact' is not sexual assault? India Published: Friday, January 29, 2021, 17:14 [IST] New Delhi, Jan 29: Recently the Bombay High Court has pronounced that pressing 12-year-old's breast without 'skin to skin contact' doesn't come under POCSO Act's 'sexual assault' definition or opening pant zip, holding girl's hands not sexual assault. The Bombay High Court verdict regarding a case of groping of a minor girl sent shockwaves for its controversial statement. The case involved a 12-year-old girl who had reportedly been groped by a 39-year-o...
Bombay HC: Unzipping pants, holding minor's hand not 'sexual assault' By IANS | Published on Thu, Jan 28 2021 14:12 IST | 0 Views Bombay High Court.. Image Source: IANS News Nagpur, Jan 28 : The Bombay High Court (Nagpur Bench) has ruled that "unzipping pants or holding a minor's hand" does not amount to 'sexual assault' under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act, 2012. This came on the original complaint filed by a woman who came to her home one afternoon and found the accused with his pants unzipped flashing his private parts as he held the hand of he...