Filed rape case against boyfriend now he is asking to withdraw it
07-Jan-2023 (In Criminal Law)
आपका और आपके bf का रिलेशन को आप बेहतर समझ सकती है। आपके द्वारा कोई कानूनी सलाह नही मागी गयी है। मेरी आपको सलाह है की आप इस मैटर को अपने परिवार वालोंं के बीच रखेेंं क्योंंकि वे आपके है और आप अपनो की बातोंं पर पूरी तरह यकीन कर सकती है और आपके bf के बारे मेंं आपसे बेहतर आपके परिवार वाले नही जानते है और जिस तरह आप उसके बारे मे लिखी है उससे ऐसा लग रहा है कि वह अवसरवादी है और वह आपके लिए उपयुक्त नही है।
कृृपया पूरी बात माता पिता के समक्ष रखे निश्चित ही वे आपको सही सुझाव देंंगेंं।
(2) For withdrawing such cases, some people may advise to change the statement in the Court, but remember, this may make you liable for malicious prosecution and for giving false evidence. So, as the offence is already non-coumpoundable, don't try to settle case in illegal manner.
(3) Legally, you don't have right to pardon him and withdraw the case against him. Therefore, even if you forgive him, your forgiveness won't make him free. So, don't forgive him.
(4) For his conviction, prosecution will have to prove that he had no intention to keep his promise of marriage right from the initial stage, i.e. the stage from which your relationship started. But, in many cases, after long period of relationship, it becomes impossible to prove that the accused had no intention to keep his promise of marriage right from initial stage. And therefore, accused gets acquitted.
(5) Only the Court of Session or the High Court have right to allow him bail on their discretion, because offence of rape is a non-bailable offence. You should not forgive him, and his bail application is accepted, you should not arrange surety for his bail.
Let him be punished by law..
However, nowadays the courts are very strict and do not allow a complainant to withdraw a case .. In fact, in certain cases, the court goes on to fine you or may even sentence you imprisonment for filing a frivolous case. .I suggest you that let the matter proceed. when the case reaches the stage of evidence, you may give contrary statement from the FIR. On the ground of the witness becoming hostile, the Court will acquit the accused of all charges.
- Section 376 of IPC
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