of the circumstances appearing on the record of the case disclose that the prosecutrix does not have a strong motive to falsely involve the person charged, the court should Criminal Appeal no.2567 of 2024 etc. Page 11 of 15ordinarily have no hesitation in accepting her evidence.” (emphasis added) 9. Now, we turn to the evidence of the prosecutrix (PW-5). She stated that on the afternoon of the date of the incident, she had visited a video parlour in Manali, where she watched a movie. Accused Vijay was sitting next to her. She stated that accused Vijay suggested her to go to a particular place for taking bath. She declined to do so. Accused Vijay told her that he was interested in getting married to her. Both came out of the video parlour, and she was taken to a bridge in Manali, where she was made to wait. A Gypsy vehicle was brought, driven by accused Ravi and one Munna (absconding accused). The prosecutrix was told to sit in the vehicle and was taken to Solang Nullah. The vehicle