Delhi Court Acquits Man in Rape Case, Orders Perjury Proceedings Against Accuser
The court found the allegations to be fabricated, citing contradictions and a history of false complaints by the complainant.
- A Delhi court acquitted a man accused of rape, citing fabricated allegations and contradictions in the complainant's statements.
- The court noted the complainant had filed six similar false cases in the past, according to Delhi Police records.
- Defense witnesses testified that the complainant demanded ₹7 lakhs to testify in favor of the accused for bail, further undermining her credibility.
- The judge emphasized the severe damage to the accused's reputation and mental well-being caused by the false accusations.
- Perjury proceedings have been initiated against the complainant, highlighting the judiciary's stance on accountability and misuse of legal protections.