The accused persons, Pintu Matari and Chudamani Matari, natives of Barlabahal village under Barpali police station jurisdiction, were found guilty of Sections 341/34 IPC and Section 12 of the POCSO Act.
The Rajasthan Government has decided to promulgate an ordinance to drop the clause - provision of imprisonment for such minor acts from as many as 11 existing laws.
The court awarded the imprisonment of 20 years and a fine of Rs 2.5 lakh each to the convicts, V K Nishad and T C V Nandakumar.
The accused, Karun Bag, was awarded the sentence under relevant sections of Indian Penal Code and Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act.
Special Judge Shyam Nandan Tiwari awarded seven years of rigorous imprisonment to Enos Ekka, his wife, and several co-accused. Along with the prison term, fines have also been imposed.
On April 29, the Ghazipur Court had sentenced Ansari four years jail in the gangster case and he is in jail since then.
A legislation to curb the "Paper Leak or playing Unfair Means in Public Examination” imposes a fine of Rs 10 crore for 'examination paper leak/unfair means' on the convicts.
Police had registered a case against nine people, including Azam Khan and his son, on January 2, 2008 when violence started at the instigation of the SP leader after his vehicle was stopped by police for checking near Chhajlat police station.
The special court, however, granted bail to the Minister and now he can move the higher court.
The increased term was ordered over embezzlement charges for which Zia, the arch-rival of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, was sentenced in February.
