N. C. SHARMA, J.

( 1 ) (MISS) Swati, a young girl of about 20 in Nov. , 1986, and daughter of Charandas Lodha of Purana Fatehpura, Sewa Mandir Road Udaipur, who was a compulsorily retired Government servant sometime in the year 1984-85 and was still yearning for his pensionary benefits and was suffering from some mental disorder, and who had his counterpart Kiran Devi, having completed her Higher Secondary at Udaipur, shifted to Ajmer to join Sophia Womens College there for graduation in or about 1984 and became a Sophian. Apart from being young, she was a sports woman as well and played tennis by shunting balls from this Court to that Court. At Ajmer, there was Dr. Raj Kumar Jaipal (to be referred hereafter as only "raj Kumar"), born to Jas Raj, a former member of the Rajasthan Legislative Assembly, through his wife, Smt. Bhagwati Devi a former State Minister in the State of Rajasthan, who had himself contested the election in the State Legislature from Ajmer East Assembly (Reserved) Constituency, in the year 1985. Usha and Renu were two real sisters of Raj Kumar and had acquaintance with (Miss) Swati. Swati says that at their request she canvassed door-to-door for Raj Kum