Family Court Judge M J Mehta ordered Rajkumar Adidravid yesterday to pay Rs 2,700 per month as maintenance to the boy and also pay arrears of Rs 1.14 lakh at 2,700 per month from the date of filing of case in June 2010.
The court gave the judgement based on a DNA test report which proved that Adidravid fathered the child.
Saying that bringing up the child is the father's responsibility, the court directed Indian Railways, where the man works, to deduct compensation amount from the his salary and give it to the child's mother.
As per case details, the child's mother had entered into a relationship with the Adidravid in 2004 after he promised her marriage.
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After she learnt about his marriage, she approached the police and filed a complaint of rape against him.
In 2007, a city court convicted Adidravid to seven years of imprisonment, but the high court acquitted him in the case of rape, ruling that the relationship was "consensual".
In his defence, Adidravid had said that DNA test is not a conclusive evidence and that he could not afford to pay maintenance, since he is the father of two children.