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Man convicted of rape sentenced to 10 years in Shahapur court

Mallappa Bandappa, hailing from Anabi village in Shahapur taluk, received a 10-year sentence of rigorous imprisonment for rape, handed down by Judge Eranna. Additionally, the court's decision enables the victim to pursue greater compensation through District Legal Services Authority, underscoring the judicial system's dedication to accountability.

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Jun 6, 2026 · 1 min read · 3 views
Man convicted of rape sentenced to 10 years in Shahapur court

Key Takeaways

  • •Mallappa Bandappa from Anabi village was sentenced to 10 years in prison for rape on Friday.
  • •The court imposed a fine of ₹12,000 in addition to the prison sentence.
  • •Circle-Inspector Sharana Gowda Nyamannavar led the investigation that resulted in the chargesheet.
  • •The victim can seek higher compensation through the District Legal Services Authority, as noted by Mr. Teli.
  • •Judge Eranna's ruling highlights the judicial system's commitment to accountability in crimes against women.

Man from Anabi village in Shahapur taluk sentenced to 10 years rigorous imprisonment for rape. Ruling came down Friday from First Additional District and Session Judge Eranna,who found Mallappa Bandappa guilty.

Besides prison term,court slapped ₹12,000 fine. Judge also said victim could apply for higher compensation Teli noted.

Case surfaced after detailed probe by Circle-Inspector Sharana Gowda Nyamannavar. Chargesheet was filed post-inquiry. Verdict highlights judicial system's stance on serious crimes against women . But how much does it really deter…?

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