Ajmer 1992 Sex Scandal: Court Awards Life Imprisonment To 6 More Accused

Six more people have been sentenced to life imprisonment by a POSCO court inꦜ the sensational Ajmer 💙sex scandal on Tuesday. The case reportedly involves rape and blackmail of over 100 girls.

Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) court judge Ran🦩jan Singh also slapped fines of Rs 5 lakh on e꧂ach of the accused, reported PTI.

The report stated that prosecution counsel Virendra Singh said th🦂at Nafees Chishti, Naseem alias Tarzan, Salim Chishti, Iqbal Bhati, Sohail Gani and Sayed Zameer Hussain were convicted of being involved in the crime.

Bhati 🍸was brought to Ajmer fro🌸m Delhi in an ambulance, it mentioned.

Ajmer 1992 rape case: The sex scandal came to light in 1992.

It is said that the school and college-going girls aged between 11 an♔d 20 years were victimised by a gang, whose members befriended them and shot their photographs in compromising situations, and later raped them.

The victims studied in a famous🍰 private school in Ajmer. They were called to a farmh꧒ouse, where they were raped.

A 🍌total 18 people were reportedly involved in the case.

Singh said the first charge sheet in the case༺ was filed against 12.

Case timeline:

Among the accused, Naseem alias Tarzan went absconding in 1994, and Jahur Chishti was found guilty under Section 377 (unnatural s🃏ex) and his case was transferred to another court.

The trial of Farooq Chishti ran separately after he was diagnosed with schizophrenia and he was given a life term in 2007. One of the accused committed suicid🗹e.

The other eight accused were sen🐻tenced to life imprisonment in 1998.

The second charge sheet was filed against Nafees Chishti, Salim Chishti, Iqbal Bhati, Sohail Gani, Sayed Zameer Hussain, and Almas who is still🦹 at large.

The remaining five -- Nafees Chishti, Salim Chishti, Iqbal Bhati, Sohail Gani, Sayed Zameer Hussain and another accused Naseem alias Tarzan -- named in the first charge sheet and went absconding 💯-- were awarded life imprisonment on Tuesday.

The other accused, who were given punishment in the past, have eith🏅er completed their terms or been acquitted by the courts.

Repor🦋tedly, a separate trial for these six was conducted because🌜 the investigation against them was kept pending at the time of the filing of the first charge sheet.