Additional Session Judge M C Gupta also imposed a fine of Rs 12,000 and Rs 10,000 respectively on Delhi-resident Manoj Kumar and the victim's maternal aunt.
The judge dismissed their contentions that they were falsely implicated, saying the girl's testimony regarding the incident was "trustworthy".
"...Testimony of prosecutrix (girl) on careful perusal and analysis is found to be natural, clear, cogent, convincing, trustworthy and inspiring confidence. There is nothing in her statement to suggest that she had any animus against accused Manoj Kumar and the woman to falsely implicate them in the case," the judge said.
The victim went to her aunt's house where Manoj raped her and then threatened her saying he would kill her family members if she disclosed this to anyone, the police said, adding that the crime took place on March 5.
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After Manoj left the house, the maternal aunt told the girl to forget the incident.
Based on the victim's statement, an FIR was lodged following which sleuths arrested Manoj on May 8, and later apprehended the maternal aunt in July.
The court dismissed the contention saying that Manoj had raped the girl and the maternal aunt had helped him in abetting the crime.
"...Since the accused (maternal aunt) had abetted Manoj to commit the offence of rape upon the prosecutrix and it was committed in consequence of the abetment as discussed herein above and she was present when the said offence was committed in consequence of abetment, accused shall be deemed to have committed the offence," the judge said.