The Bombay high court overturned Tarun Tejpal’s acquittal in a sexual assault case. He received a ten-year rigorous imprisonment sentence and a substantial fine. The court found his apology emails to be key evidence of guilt. Victim’s testimony was deemed credible and consistent despite extensive questioning. The court criticized the trial court’s treatment of the victim during proceedings.
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