Archive · 3 Sep 2026
Kadapa Court Gives Teacher 10-Year Sentence in Minor Case
A court in Kadapa found a teacher guilty in a case involving a minor girl.
Police said the teacher used money and gifts to influence her.
They also said he sexually harassed and took her away.
The alleged incident happened in July 2013.
The girl’s mother reported the matter to the police.
Police investigated the case and filed charges in court.
After hearing evidence and witnesses, the court convicted the teacher.
He received a 10-year prison sentence under one law and a seven-year sentence under another, along with fines.
A Kadapa court sentenced teacher A.V. Venkata Subbarao to 10 years in prison in a case involving a minor girl.
Police said he sexually harassed and abducted the girl after allegedly influencing her with money and gifts.
The alleged abduction occurred on July 26, 2013, and Ontimitta police registered a case on October 29, 2013.
The court imposed seven years and a ₹5,000 fine under Section 363 of the IPC, and 10 years and another ₹5,000 fine under Section 366.
The First Additional District and Sessions Court, Kadapa, convicted him after examining prosecution evidence and witnesses.
- Who
- Teacher A.V. Venkata Subbarao was convicted in connection with a case involving a minor girl.
- What
- A court sentenced him to imprisonment and fines for charges under Sections 363 and 366 of the IPC.
- When
- The alleged abduction occurred on July 26, 2013; police registered the case on October 29, 2013. The sentencing date was not stated.
- Where
- The case was tried in the First Additional District and Sessions Court in Kadapa, Andhra Pradesh; the alleged incident involved Ontimitta mandal.
- Why
- The court found him guilty after considering evidence and witnesses presented by the prosecution.
- Accused
- A.V. Venkata Subbarao, a teacher from Bhagyanagar Colony
- Incident date
- July 26, 2013
- Case registration
- Crime No. 114/2013 was registered on October 29, 2013
- Section 363 sentence
- Seven years’ imprisonment and a ₹5,000 fine
- Section 366 sentence
- Ten years’ imprisonment and a ₹5,000 fine
- Court
- First Additional District and Sessions Court, Kadapa
- Presiding judge
- N. Shanthi