Conviction Validated on Rape Victim’s Reliable Testimony Alone, Medical Corroboration Not Necessary: Meghalaya HC

The Meghalaya High Court has upheld the conviction of an accused in a rape case involving a minor victim, ruling that the victim’s sole testimony, if found reliable and credible, is sufficient for conviction even without medical corroboration. The judgment was delivered by a division bench comprising Chief Justice S. Vaidyanathan and Justice W. Diengdoh

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