Sex education helps minor girl realise that she had been raped

July 21, 2015 22:46

A 11-year-old tribal girl from Nallasopara in Thane district of Maharashtra realised that she had been raped by two people on different occasions when her teacher imparted sex education lessons at a school, a police official said here today.

Police sub-inspector S B Kamble of the Nallasopara police station told PTI that the girl whoe parents deserted her after they separated, had been living with one of her aunts in Nallasopara.

Two years ago, one of the accused took her to his room and allegedly raped her, according to the complaint.

However, the girl never realised what had been done to her until she attended a sex education class at school, after which she narrated the incident to her teacher, who filed a police complaint, the police official said.

The accused, who happen to be her close relatives, have been charged under Section 376 and Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code and also Sections 3(A), Section 4, Section 9(A)(I), besides Section 11 of the POCSO Act of 2012, the police official said.

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