In the prosecution for an offence of intentionally insulting the member of Scheduled Caste at a marriage function, it is proved that the victim is the neighbour of accused and they had good relations for past ten years, then what shall the Court presume?

A) That accused has caused mental agony to victim B) That accused was aware of victim's caste C) Both of the above D) That accused has promoted ill-will against members of scheduled castes

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Correct Answer: Option B

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In the prosecution for an offence of intentionally insulting the member of Scheduled Caste at a marriage function, it is proved that the victim is the neighbour of accused and they had good relations for past ten years, then what shall the Court presume?

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