that the judgment of the Sessions Court, after remand, is perverse. He submitted that no reasonable person, after reading the testimony of the prosecutrix, would conclude that the sexual intercourse was with her consent. He submitted that the approach of the Trial Court while dealing with such a serious case of gang rape was entirely uncalled for. He submitted that there was no reason for the High Court to show leniency and let off the accused on a sentence that was less than the minimum prescribed term. He urged that a minimum prescribed sentence be awarded by allowing the appeal by the State. CONSIDERATION OF SUBMISSIONS 6. A perusal of the impugned judgment shows that on consideration of the evidence, there is a finding recorded by the High Court that the guilt of the accused has been established. According to the High Court, this was the only possible finding which could have been recorded based on the evidence on record. Before we consider the evidence, we may note that in