Ex.P13, there are no other documents before the Court i.e., those documents which have been referred supra or even there is no any ossification test before the Court. The evidence of the IO who has conducted the investigation that she was not subjected to any medical examination. But the victim categorically deposes that she was major. When the victim was taken to the hospital for delivery, at that time, it is referred that she is a minor. But in order to substantiate the same, nothing is placed on record. When all these materials were taken note of by the Trial Court and comes to the conclusion that prosecution fails to prove that the victim girl was minor, the question of reconsideration of this matter does not arise. The very fundamental issue before the Court is that the victim girl was a minor and she became a pregnant but to prove the same, nothing is established before the Court. Though the offence is under Section 376(2)(i) and (n) of IPC and Section 9 of Prohibition of Child Marriage Act and also Section 5(j)(ii) and
