Section 164A of CrPC : Section 164A: Medical Examination Of The Victim Of Rape
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Explanation using Example
Imagine a scenario where a woman named Priya has reported to the police that she was a victim of an attempted rape. The police begin their investigation and decide that a medical examination is crucial for gathering evidence. According to Section 164A of The Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973, Priya should be taken to a government hospital within 24 hours of the report to have her examination conducted by a registered medical practitioner.
At the hospital, Priya consents to the examination, and the doctor, ...
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