Nowadays There Can Be No Presumption That Victim Would Always Tell Entire Story Truthfully In Rape Cases: Allahabad High Court

The Allahabad High Court ruled that in modern times, there is no presumption that a victim will always tell the truth in rape cases. The Court recognized the complexities involved in sexual assault cases and emphasized that false accusations may arise. It stated that each case must be evaluated based on evidence rather than assumptions of truthfulness. The judgment called for a more nuanced approach to handling rape allegations, where the testimonies of both the victim and the accused are carefully scrutinized. This ruling reflects a balanced view on ensuring justice in cases involving serious criminal accusations.