Father-in-law cannot rape daughter-in-law, this is unusual: High Court’s remark, bail granted to accused in a case by saying wrong intention

The Allahabad High Court has observed that it is unnatural in Indian culture that father-in-law would rape his daughter-in-law in association with another person. The court said that this allegation has been wrongly leveled to hurt or humiliate his reputation in the society. The High Court granted anticipatory bail to the accused person from Saharanpur.

It is quite unusual to rape the daughter-in-law ​​​​​​
According to the report of Times of India, in view of the background of the case, the court granted anticipatory bail to the accused. The court said that it is quite unnatural that a father-in-law himself along with another person would rape his daughter-in-law. It seems that this false allegation has been made with the intention of hurting or humiliating his reputation in the society.

The accused got anticipatory bail with certain conditions ​​​​​​
The court allowed the anticipatory bail application of the father-in-law, accused of rape in the case. Justice Ajit Singh gave this order while allowing the bail application of the accused. In the judgment given on May 18, the court granted anticipatory bail to the accused with certain conditions.

Accused of raping while alone at home
The victim alleges that her father-in-law came with the co-accused and asked her whether her brother was in the house. When the victim told him that her brother was not at home, the accused father-in-law started abusing her. On resisting, both the accused tried to rape her.

The counsel for the petitioner argued that the other co-accused in this case had been granted anticipatory bail by the High Court. Therefore, he is also entitled to anticipatory bail on the basis of equality.