Kanpur: Additional district and sessions judge/FTC (special court for offences against women) Shailendra Kumar on Monday sentenced accused Babu Khan alias Sajjad, a resident of Jhari Baba ka Padao in Cantonment to seven years rigorous imprisonment along with a fine of Rs 16000 for enticing, kidnapping, and physically exploiting a minor girl.The court ordered 75 percent (Rs12,000) be paid to the victim as per law. The accused has to undergo another three months term in jail if he fails to pay the fine amount, the court observed in its order.According to ADGC Omendra Dixit, on the point of quantum of sentence the defence counsel pleaded that since the accused was the only bread and butter earner in the family consisting of his mother, wife and children, therefore the court should take a lenient view. While the prosecution demanded strict punishment to the accused as he had committed a crime against a woman. The victims father in his complaint claimed that accused Babu Khan had kidnapped his minor girl around 4 pm. on August 17, 2011, and the police recovered her on August 23, 2011.The victim in her statement stated that Babu Khan had enticed, kidnapped him and took her to Lucknow and Delhi where he repeatedly exploited her physically. TNNWe also published the following articles recentlyMumbai: Court denies bail to accused in murder case, cites victims body is yet to be foundA court in Mumbai has denied bail to a defendant linked to a 2021 murder case, citing the ongoing police investigation to locate the victims body as a crucial factor. The defendant, Abdul Ansari, was arrested along with the primary accused, Mithu Singh, in connection with the students murder. The court acknowledged the seriousness of the allegations and the need to prevent interference with witnesses and evidence. The bail application was rejected based on prima facie evidence of the defendants involvement in the crime.Greater Noida rape & murder case: Victims mom foils bid to pass accused as minorA youth accused of raping and killing his cousin in 2016 claimed to be a juvenile at the time of the crime, presenting a marksheet to support his case. However, the girls mother produced documents that contradicted this claim, leading to an FIR being filed against the accuseds father and the school principal for forgery. The authenticity of the documents is under investigation. If proven to be an adult at the time of the crime, the accused could face life imprisonment or the death penalty, whereas if proven to be a juvenile, he will be jailed for three years.Chhattisgarhs PMLA court issues warrant against liquor scam accusedAn arrest warrant has been issued against businessman Anwar Dhebar and two others in connection with an alleged Rs 2,000 crore liquor scam in Chhattisgarh. The businessmen had filed an application before the special PMLA court stating that they have moved the Supreme Court for bail, but the court rejected their application and issued arrest warrants. The three accused are currently out on bail on medical grounds. The Chhattisgarh high court had also rejected their bail application. The ED had arrested them under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act.

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