Five convicts get life imprisonment in Mhow gangrape and assault case
The sixth accused in the heinous crime that took place in September last year, a minor, is being tried separately in a juvenile court.
A man convicted by a trial court here for sexually assaulting a minor hurled a slipper at the judge on Friday after he was sentenced to 21 years in prison.
As soon as Additional Sessions Judge (ad hoc) I Panjabakesan of a local court in Wynad pronounced the sentence, convict Armugham removed one of his slippers and flung it at the judge, hitting him, the police said.
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The man had been held guilty of various offences in a 2014 case under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act.
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Armugham was arrested and a fresh case was registered against him, the police said.
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