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Tejpal case: Victim named and shamed, trial court order 'fit for 5th century', Goa govt tells Bombay HC
Updated On: 27 October, 2021 01:25 PM IST | Mumbai | PTI
On May 21 this year, a sessions court acquitted Tejpal, the former editor-in-chief of the Tehelka magazine, in the case where he was accused of sexually assaulting his then colleague in a lift of a five-star hotel in Goa in November 2013 when they were attending an event

Tarun Tejpal. Pic/ AFP
The Goa government told the Bombay High Court's bench here on Wednesday that the victim in a 2013 rape case, in which journalist Tarun Tejpal was acquitted, was named and shamed and the trial court's judgment was "retrograde" and "fit for fifth century".
The Goa bench of the HC, comprising Justices Revati Mohite Dere and M S Jawalkar, later adjourned the hearing into the matter till November 16, when it will hear Tejpal's application challenging the maintainability of the state government's appeal against his acquittal in the case.
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