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S.TALAPATRA
Nirananda Sinha, Son of Late Surja Moni Sinha – Appellant
Versus
State of Tripura – Respondent
1. This is an appeal by the convict namely, Sri Nirananda Sinha, hereinafter referred to as the appellant, directed against the judgment of conviction and order of sentence dated 09.09.2014 delivered in S.T.03(NT/D) of 2013.
2. The genesis of the prosecution is rooted in the complaint filed by the victim, name withheld for purpose of protecting her identity. It had been alleged in the complaint that after her marriage with one of the co-accused, namely Hariballab Sinha she went to the house of the accused persons for leading her conjugal life but immediately after her reaching there, on such unlawful demand she was subjected to physical and mental torture. All the accused persons had committed assault on her on such unlawful demand. They used to keep her without any food and force her to work throughout the day. Her husband, one of the co-accused had gone to Aizwal. During his absence, the other accused persons continued and increased the level of torture. Those accused persons repeated their demand for ‘dowry’. Even they informed her parents. Her father came to the house of the accused persons with one of her maternal uncle. On that very night, she was assaulted b
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