
The court structured the sentence such that the convicts will serve multiple 40-year terms concurrently (PHOTO: Representative image)
A special court in Kerala has handed down a staggering sentence: a woman and her partner each got 180 years in prison for repeatedly raping her 12-year-old daughter over nearly two years. The judge, Ashraf AM, delivered the verdict in Kozhikode, convicting both under several tough sections of the Pocso Act.
The story is as grim as it gets. The abuse started after the woman left her husband. She met the man while living in Thiruvananthapuram, ran off with him, and took her daughter along.
From December 2019 to October 2021, the three moved between rented homes in Palakkad and Malappuram.
During that time, the man sexually assaulted the girl again and again. But the mother wasn’t just looking the other way—she took part. Prosecutors described how she forced her daughter to drink alcohol and threatened her into silence, telling her they’d implanted a chip in her brain to track if she ever spoke out.
The court didn’t hold back. Besides the prison terms, both were fined Rs 11.7 lakh. If they don’t pay, that’s another 20 months behind bars. The fines will go directly to the girl. The judge also ordered the district legal services authority to provide her with extra financial help under the government’s survivor assistance scheme.
Special Public Prosecutor Somasekharan A called this the harshest punishment ever given to a woman for abetting a Pocso case. And looking at the details, it’s hard to argue with that.
FIFA World Cup 2026 Draw: Complete List Of Team-Wise Groups Revealed, Check Here
The official draw took place at the Kennedy Center in Washington, DC, and looked more…
Amit Shah Issues Big Statement, Says After Commonwealth Games, Ahmedabad Will Host Olympics In 2036
Before the Olympics, Shah said, Ahmedabad will host nearly a dozen national and international sports…
From Jhol Momo To Kulfi: Inside Full Menu Served To Russian President Putin At Rashtrapati Bhavan
The banquet began with a warm, clear soup called Murungelai Chaaru. This was followed by…