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An observation made by the Goa Sessions Court that acquitted journalist Tarun Tejpal of rape charges against his former co-worker has sparked off a fresh controversy. The judge said the woman who accused Tarun Tejpal of sexual assault did not behave like a rape victim. This is not the first time that judges have made adverse remarks on women lodging a case of sexual assault. Some of these observations have been considered outrageous, here a few examples

Women’s Tolerance Has a Limit March 8 International Women’s Day Supreme Court Chief Justice Sharad Arvind Bobde in a hearing on a rape case asked the accused whether he was ready to marry the victim he had raped. He did not ask the rape victim whether she would agree to marry her rapist. The alleged rapist, Mohit Subhash Chavan, engineer in the Maharashtra State Electric Supply was charged under POCSO for raping a girl, then 16, repeatedly for ten to twelve days, tying her hands and feet, stuffing her mouth with cloth, threatening her of pouring acid into her mouth, burning her to death ...

CJI S.A. Bobde Must Step Down for Asking Rape Accused to Marry Victim: Open Letter "Enough is enough. Your words, scandalise and lower the authority of the Court." CJI S.A. Bobde. Photo: PTI/File Women03/Mar/2021 New Delhi: A group of more than 4,000 women’s rights activists, progressive groups and concerned citizens have written an open letter to Chief Justice of India S.A. Bobde, saying that he must resign for asking a rapist to marry his schoolgoing victim and justifying marital rape in the Supreme Court. While hearing the bail request of a government employee, a bench headed by CJI B...

Search Chief Justice of India asks whether rape accused would marry the alleged victim Bench grants interim protection of four weeks from arrest so that he can seek regular bail Chief Justice of India  S.A. Bobde on Monday asked Mohit Subhash Chavan, a rape accused: “Will you marry her?” Chavan’s counsel said he would seek instructions from the petitioner and sought an interlude. “You should have thought before seducing and raping the young girl. You knew you are a government servant…....

6154 Noting that his client was a government servant, he argued that he would face suspension due to his arrest in the matter. New Delhi, March 1 The Supreme Court on Monday asked a 23-year-old man accused of raping a minor girl if he was ready to marry the victim. “Will you marry her?” a Bench led by Chief Justice of India SA Bobde asked the counsel for the accused. The counsel said he needed to take instructions from his client, Mohit Subhash Chavan, a technician with the Maharashtra State Electric Production Company. Noting that his client was a government servant, he argued that he w...