The court refused to show leniency to him, noting that he has already been convicted in a similar case by another court and in this matter, he raped an eight-year-old girl when he was out on bail in the previous case.
Additional Sessions Judge Illa Rawat also said that convict Anwar-ul-Haque, being the father of two daughters, ought to have refrained from such a conduct which has spoilt the entire life of a young girl and no leniency is called for in the matter.
"In these circumstances, the acts of the convict can only be concluded to be most cruel and gruesome considering the submissions that he has two minor daughters of his own," the court said and imposed a fine of Rs 11,000 on Anwar.
It directed the Delhi Government to pay a compensation of Rs two lakh to the victim for her welfare and rehabilitation under the 'Restoration and Compensatory Justice' scheme.
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Anwar, who introduced himself as Imran, had told the child's mother that he had come to collect the form of Ladli Yojna in which clothes and money are given to girls, it said.
He took the measurement of the child for her clothes and thereafter took her away on the pretext of getting her photograph clicked in a government studio, it said.
He, however, took the child to a park where he raped ad sodomised her and gagged her mouth with a handkerchief when she tried to raise an alarm, police said, adding that he also threatened to kill her.