Delhi High Court Quashes FIR, Orders Tree Plantation

The Delhi High Court has quashed an FIR against a man and his two sons accused of molestation and assault, following an amicable settlement with the complainant, who is a relative. Instead of monetary fines, the court has directed them to plant 50 neem trees each. Both parties have agreed upon the resolution without any coercion.

The Delhi High Court has quashed an FIR against a man and his two sons accused of molesting and hurting a woman relative, citing an amicable settlement between the families. The court directed the accused to plant 50 neem trees each.

After interacting with the parties, the judge confirmed that the matter had been settled amicably without any threat or coercion, and noted that both sides had no objection to the FIR being quashed, stemming from familial disputes.

Justice Anoop Kumar Mendiratta stated, "Instead of imposing costs on the petitioners, they are directed to plant 50 neem saplings each, which should be at least 3 feet in height, in the area of the Chhawla police station. The necessary coordination with the Horticulture Department and forest authorities should be handled by the SHO."

(With inputs from agencies.)