In Indore, a girl kidnapped a minor boy and had a forceful relationship with him. – Photo: Amar Ujala, Indore Detail In Indore, a girl kidnapped a minor boy and had a forceful relationship with him. In this case, the special court sentenced the girl to 16 years of rigorous imprisonment. Is. The court also recommended that the victim juvenile be given 414 thousand rupees as compensation amount. Is. The matter is of Banganga police station. The age of the girl is 16 years and that of the boy is is the year. This sentence has been given under the Pasco Act. In this decision, the court has also said that women can also be guilty in the Pasco Act, it is not necessary that men are always guilty. The matter is of 2018. On November 5, a woman living in Banganga police station lodged a complaint with the police station at around 8 pm on November 3 2018 His year old son had gone to buy milk for kheer but did not return. It is suspected that some unknown person has taken him with him by alluring him. The woman told that she works in making bangles. Based on the report of the boy’s mother, the police started investigation and started searching for the boy. When the police found the boy, he gave complete information. Snatched so as not to talk at home 2018 The child told that the resident of Rajasthan 50 year old girl had taken him along with her to Gujarat by asking her to go for a walk. There the girl forced him to have physical relations several times. Kishore also told the police that the girl had kept my phone with her so that I could not talk to my parents. During this, he also worked in the tiles factory for money. This work was also given to him by the young woman. District Prosecution Officer Sanjeev Srivastava said that the police arrested the accused and registered a case against her under the Paxo Act. . The special court, while giving its verdict in the case, convicted the accused for 16 years under the Paxo Act. Punished with rigorous imprisonment and a fine of three thousand rupees. The court has said in the judgment that it is not necessary that only men are always guilty in the Paxo Act. A woman can also be punished under the POCSO Act. The court gave the victim boy 16 thousand rupees as compensation amount from the District Legal Services Authority. Also recommended to visit. ,