Conviction in Hotel Assault Case Brings Justice
A court sentenced Raj Thakur to five years in prison and fined him Rs 1.5 lakh for attempting to rape a woman in 2021. The crime occurred when Thakur lured the woman to a hotel under false pretenses, drugged her, and attempted the assault. The verdict marks a critical step towards justice.

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A local court has delivered a significant verdict, sentencing a man to five years in prison for attempting to rape a woman in 2021. Additional Sessions Judge Jyoti Lamba pronounced the sentence, also imposing a fine of Rs 1.5 lakh on the convicted man, Raj Thakur.
Thakur, a resident of Palla, became acquainted with the woman as she visited her husband, who was jailed on a murder charge, in Neemka. Promising legal assistance, Thakur deceitfully arranged a meeting in a hotel, where he drugged and attempted to assault her. The brave woman managed to escape, and an FIR was registered in April 2022.
The court's decision underscores the effort of law enforcement and the judiciary in supporting victims of crimes. Arrested upon the woman's report, Thakur's conviction serves as a potent reminder of the resilience of justice. The case highlights the significance of reporting and legal intervention in pursuing justice.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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