and from there she was taken to Jogbani and remained there for four days in a house provided by one Rickshaw puller, who was known to the appellant and she was subjected to forcible rape, thereafter, she was taken to Nepal, where she was kept for two days, where she was also subjected to rape. Her evidence also disclosed that two days prior to the occurene, the appellant fed her a „Paan‟ due to which she felt dizziness. This witness has been cross-examined at length and from her cross- examination in para 13, it appears that appellant had not given „Paan‟ only to the victim girl rather he has offered „Paan‟ to other family members also, in which, she ate the said „Paan‟ and felt dizziness. Her evidence in para 17- of cross examination also disclosed that she came out by opening the door and left a letter there. 11. From evidence of P.W. 4, it appears that she had stated that she was sleeping with P.W. 3 Ranjana Kumari on the same bed and Ranjana herself opened the door on which, she asked as to where she was going, on which Ranjana (P.W. 3) replied that she was going to pluck flowers after that P.W. 4 fell asleep. She has also stated about the story of letter written by the Ranjana (P.W. 3), however, she has stated in her evidence that the appellant was living 10 to 15 yards away from her house. This witness has been cross-examined with regard to age of the victim girl Ranjana Kumari and she has stated that the present age of Ranjana Kumari was 17 to 18 years and this
