JUDGEMENT
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(1.) Tersely, the facts & material, which need a necessary
mention for deciding the instant petition for regular bail and emanating
from the record, are that, the prosecutrix (name withheld) filed a
complaint on 28.4.2012 in the Court of Area Magistrate, Gurgaon against
petitioner-accused Dr.Satbir Singh Sehrawat son of Ganpat Singh, interalia, pleading that she is a divorced woman. She met the petitioner in his
office in the year 2005, while he was posted as Block Education Officer
(for brevity "the BEO") in Mewat. She was stated to have applied for the
post of Guest Teacher. It was alleged that petitioner gave her the option
of marking her attendance only on one day in a week. One other teacher
(not petitioner) offered to establish sexual relations with her. She made a
complaint against him to the petitioner, but he did not take any action
against him. Petitioner was claimed to have threatened the complainant
that in case, she would not establish sexual relationship with him, he will
get her removed from service. Then, he physically exploited her. It was
claimed that on 10.9.2008, the complainant was appointed as JBT teacher
at village Pali, District Faridabad and petitioner was stated to have got
her posted at Tauru on deputation. There, he also establish sexual
relationship with her. He also established sexual relationship with her in
various hotels in Gurgaon after extending threats to her.
(2.) Leveling a variety of allegations and narrating the sequence
of events, in all, the complainant claimed that petitioner-accused has
established sexual relationship with her for the last about seven years and
repeatedly committed the sexual exploitation with her in general and on
28.4.2012 in particular. In the background of these allegations and in the
wake of complaint of the complainant-prosecturix, the present case was
registered against petitioner-accused (Dr.Satbir Singh Sehrawat) after a
gap of seven years, by way of FIR No.344 dated 19.6.2012, on accusation
of having committed the offences punishable under Sections 376, 376-B,
506, 323, 379, 452, 341, 354 and 406 IPC by the police of Police Station
City Gurgaon in the manner depicted here-in-above.
(3.) Having exercised and lost his right before Additional
Sessions Judge, now the petitioner-accused has preferred the instant
petition for the grant of regular bail in the indicated criminal case,
invoking the provisions of Section 439 Cr.PC.;
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