Samba Rape Case by accused Talib Hussain
Case listed before Sessions Court Samba
18/08/2018
Samba, Aug 17: A rape case has been registered against TalibHussain the so called Bakerwal Leader at Police Station Samba. Vide FIR No. 211 of 2018 registered at Police Station Samba. Another FIR too was got registered by wife of TalibHussain alleging that brother of TalibHussain committed rape to her and Talib made an attempt to murder and threaten to Divorce, if Dowry of Rs. 10 lakhs is not paid to him. The offence of 498 RPC too was registered. However Mr. Talib who is resident of Distt.Kathua filed an affidavit in a quashing petition in Srinagar Wing of the High Court that he is resident of "Tral" in Kashmir and High Court had passed interim direction and directed the police not to file the challan and no coercive methods be adopted. However the wife has already moved the petition to Chief Justice J&K High Court that on exercise of Administrative Powers the case be transferred to Jammu Wing of the High Court.
Mr. A.K. Sawhney Advocate is representing the complainant prosecutor a victim of rape, dowry etc. Mr. A.K. Sawhney Advocate has also moved a maintenance petition for two minor children of Talib and his wife. Detail preliminary statements were recorded but no interim relief is provided therefore, Mr. A.K. Sawhney Advocate said that free of cost the maintenance of two minor female children shall be fought and it will be brought into notice of the High Court that no court can shirk to provide maintenance of minor children since they can't maintain themselves. Even an unemployed can go for daily wages and earn Five hundred to six hundred per day and can't even feed his children. Mr. Sawhney Advocate alleged that ignoring to provide maintenance amount not to exercise powers vested under law and it is within parameters of law to provide maintenance to such a minor female child and it is not only within scope of law but it is human act to take care of such minor child who needs daily milk etc. Not to provide maintenance is not only illegal and refusal to exercise powers but courts must mold the relief on humanitarian grounds too therefore, courts are respected.
Mr. Sawhney to collect necessary statements and papers to move J&K High Court for maintenance of minor female children as "Pro Bono" service to children.
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