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This story is from January 20, 2020

Delhi court convicts Brajesh Thakur, 18 others in Muzaffarpur shelter home case

A court on Monday convicted 19 people, including prime accused Brajesh Thakur, in the Muzaffarpur shelter home case. The court had on March 20, 2018, framed charges against the accused, including Thakur, for offences of criminal conspiracy to commit rape and penetrative sexual assault against minors.
Muzaffarpur shelter home case: 19 people, including main accused Brajesh Thakur, convicted
NEW DELHI: A Delhi court Monday convicted Brajesh Thakur and 18 others for sexual and physical assault on several girls in a Muzaffarpur shelter home.
Additional Sessions Judge Saurabh Kulshreshtha convicted Thakur for aggravated sexual assault under POCSO Act and gang rape.
The court acquitted one of the accused in the case.
The shelter home was run by Thakur, former MLA of Bihar People's Party (BPP).


The accused included 12 men and eight women.
Muzaffarpur Shelter Home Case timeline

The matter had come to light after the Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS) submitted a report to the Bihar government on May 26, 2018, highlighting the sexual abuse of minor girls in the shelter home for the first time.
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