Justice Bibek Chaudhuri while hearing an allure from a request where a Special Judge had indicted the stepfather for a minor young woman under Section 8 (rape of a minor) of the Act, said that "the Court should forever be alive to think about the episode of sexual demonstration according to casualty's point of view." The Court thought that assuming a casualty expressed that she was exposed to improper touch by her stepfather, the Court should acknowledge something similar. "To inform the cases under the POCSO Act the vigour of the manly legal framework should give way to the ladylike sensation of the exemplification of woman Justice," the Court said. These perceptions came because of the litigant's dispute that the situation of the person in question and her mom was brimming with material inconsistencies and their proof was inconsistent for a conviction under the POCSO Act.

The litigant fought that the young lady endeavoured to give a sexual shading to the episode, expressing that a dad can affectionately contact the rear of his little girl, can rest adjacent to and embrace her. "Every one of these rare occasions of fatherly love and warmth showed by the appealing party to the little girl of the defacto complainant." It was contended that the main charge against the appealing party was that he tapped the casualty's back and this was not adequate for a conviction under Section 8 of the Act. Nonetheless, the Court differ and observed that the casualty at all phases of the examination and preliminary was reliable in her proclamation on one perspective: her stepfather used to contact various pieces of her body improperly. At the very beginning, Justice Bibek Chaudhuri said, "Sexual backwardness isn't just an individual infection yet, in addition, a social danger. The actual demonstration isn't only alone frightening encounter of the person in question. The injury and the following derision overrun each part of her public activity. The impact of injury and instability in the brain of the casualty is seriously invading when she is physically annoyed and attacked by her stepfather." Accordingly, finding that there was not a good excuse to distrust the person in question or her mom, the Court tracked down no illness in the request for conviction. In any case, the Court featured an "exceptionally upsetting component on record" which was conflicting with the resolution and a progression of decisions. It was brought up that the name of the minor young lady was not kept disguised all through the examination and preliminary procedures. In this manner, notwithstanding the Supreme Court's rules set down, Justice Chaudhuri additionally gave the accompanying rules to secure the character of youngsters under the POCSO Act.

i. The Officer-in-Charge of each police headquarters will guarantee that in the composed grumbling the name of the casualty young lady will not be expressed. The casualty young lady will be distinguished by her age, her dad's name and different points of interest adequate to recognize the casualty during an examination without uncovering her name.

ii. In the conventional FIR and charge sheet, the name of the casualty young lady will not be expressed by the Investigating Officer. Then again, she will be depicted as a "casualty".

iii. In the segment of observers in the charge sheet, the casualty young lady will not be alluded to by her name yet as "casualty."

iv. In her explanation recorded under Section 161 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, the Investigating Officer will not record the name of the person in question. The said proclamation will be alluded to as "articulation of the person in question".

v. Also, while recording the assertion of the casualty under Section 164 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, the learned Judicial Magistrate will not record her name. Then again she will record the assertion as "the assertion of the person in question".

vi. To recognize the person in question, she will take the help of the guardians of the person in question. He will likewise underwrite such ID of the casualty by her folks at the highest point of the assertion of the casualty recorded under Section 164 of the Code of Criminal Procedure.

vii. The Judicial Magistrate will get the mark or LTI of the casualty on a different page later her articulation is perused and disclosed to the casualty by him. The mark of the casualty alongside the declaration of the learned Magistrate in isolated page will be kept independently in a fixed cover and the learned Special Judge will be qualified for open the said fixed wrap if fundamental during preliminary.

viii. In the affidavit sheet of the casualty woman, the learned Special Judge will not record the name of the person in question. He/she will be recognized as a "casualty" in the statement sheet.

ix. The mark of the casualty observer in her affidavit will be taken by the learned Special Judge in a different sheet and the said piece of paper with mark and endorsement by the learned Special Judge will be kept in the record in fixed encompass. The Appellate Court will open the encompass instance of the personality of the casualty young lady being made an issue.

x. In the judgment, the name of the casualty woman will never be expressed or recorded by the learned Special Judge.