The Principal District and Sessions Court in Kohima has sentenced Zasituo Tsukru to one year of rigorous imprisonment and imposed a fine for assaulting a woman with intent to outrage her modesty.

Court Delivers Judgment

The verdict was delivered by Judge Mezivolu T. Therieh, who found the accused guilty after reviewing all evidence and witness statements. The judgment highlights the court’s firm stance against crimes targeting women and reinforces the importance of justice and accountability in Nagaland.

Prosecution and Police Coordination Praised

According to Additional Public Prosecutor (APP) Abraham, the conviction was made possible through strong coordination between the police, prosecution, and witnesses.
He emphasized that the case demonstrates the prosecution’s dedication to ensuring justice for women and protecting their dignity and safety in society.

Appreciation for Victim’s Courage

The prosecutor also commended the victim’s bravery for standing firm throughout the trial. He extended gratitude to the investigating officers for conducting an effective and timely investigation that led to the successful conviction.

Justice for Women in Nagaland

Authorities in Nagaland continue to stress that crimes against women will not be tolerated, and that the legal system remains committed to protecting victims and punishing offenders.