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Can a POCSO conviction stand when key witnesses fail to identify the accused?
Charming Rupon vs State of Meghalaya
The Supreme Court acquitted the accused under POCSO Act, finding the prosecution evidence riddled with identification failures, witness tutoring, and unexplained omissions.
Can a mother's sole eyewitness testimony sustain a death sentence in a child rape-murder case?
Waris vs The State of Madhya Pradesh
The Supreme Court upheld the death sentence of a stepfather convicted of raping and throttling to death his six-year-old stepdaughter, finding the mother's eyewitness testimony reliable and corroborated by medical and objective evidence.
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