- By Shibra Arshad
- Mon, 29 Dec 2025 07:11 PM (IST)
- Source:JND
Unnao Rape Case: The Unnao Rape Case survivor has welcomed the verdict of the Supreme Court of India after it overturned the Delhi High Court’s bail order to the rape convict and former BJP MLA Kuldeep Singh Sengar. Expressing content over the decision, the survivor on Monday said that her legal battle is long and she will continue to fight until Sengar gets the ‘death penalty’.
The survivor further said that she had faith in the Supreme Court of India and would pursue the Unnao rape case till it reached a logical conclusion.
“I had faith in the Supreme Court that justice would be delivered. My struggle is ongoing and will continue. I have to pursue this until he gets the death penalty, and only then will my father and I get justice," she said.
Reiterating her faith in the judiciary, the survivor said, “I have and will keep my faith in the Supreme Court that it will deliver justice. I don’t know what was going on in that judge’s mind, and only he knows how much affection he had for him to have shown mercy and granted him bail."
The survivor also acknowledged the support she received through the long legal battle and expressed her gratitude to those who stood by her. “I am grateful to everyone who stood by me and helped me get justice," she told IANS.
Expressing the emotional toll the case has taken on her and her family, she said, “My father will get peace only when Kuldeep Singh Sengar is hanged.”
'Do Not Make Allegations Against Court': Survivor
The survivor maintained that she doesn’t intend to make an allegation against any court, “I do not make any allegations against any court. I have faith in all courts, but the Supreme Court has given me justice and will continue to do so," the survivor told PTI.
Unnao Rape Case: SC Overturned HC’s Sentence Suspension Order
The top court on Monday stayed an order passed by the Delhi High Court on December 23, suspending the life imprisonment of former BJP MLA Kuldeep Singh Sengar in the 2017 Unnao rape case, granting him conditional bail till his appeal is decided.
The HC observed that the convict has already served seven years and five months in prison.
