Calcutta High Court orders enquiry against mother-daughter for false rape case

The Calcutta High Court has ordered an inquiry into a case involving false rape allegations by a mother-daughter duo. The court found that the allegations were fabricated to harass the accused and directed the police to investigate the matter thoroughly. The false complaint had serious repercussions for the accused, highlighting the potential misuse of legal provisions meant to protect victims of sexual assault. The court's decision underscores the need for accountability in cases of false accusations, aiming to protect the innocent while ensuring justice for genuine victims.