Union Minister for Women and Child Development Annapurna Devi has strongly criticized the Allahabad High Court’s recent ruling in a sexual assault case involving an 11-year-old girl, stating that it could have a negative impact on society. The court had downgraded the charges, stating that the actions did not amount to an attempt of rape. Devi has called for the Supreme Court to intervene in this matter, expressing concerns that such a decision could send a dangerous message to society. It is crucial to address such cases with sensitivity and seriousness to ensure justice for victims and to send a clear message that any form of sexual assault will not be tolerated. The Minister’s statement comes in the wake of increasing awareness and discussions around the issue of sexual violence in India, highlighting the need for a more stringent legal framework and swift justice in such cases. The call for Supreme Court intervention underscores the importance of upholding the rights and safety of women and children in the country.

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Union Minister slams Allahabad HC ruling on sexual assault case, calls for SC intervention to prevent negative impact.
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