LUCKNOW, Nov. 7 -- A Saharanpur court on Friday sentenced a former station house officer (SHO) and a retired circle officer (CO) to 20 years' rigorous imprisonment each for raping a woman who had approached a police station in 2015 to inquire about her husband's allegedfalse implication in a criminal case. The convicts, ex-SHO Brajmohan Yadav and Vegpal Singh, also known as Vedpal Singh, were sent to jail following the verdict by Additional District and Sessions Judge Prabodh Kumar Verma, who also imposed a fine of Rs.1.20 lakh on each convict. They were additionally sentenced to five years' imprisonment under the intimidation charge, with both sentences running concurrently. The court held that failure to pay the fines would attract an additional imprisonment of one year under the gang rape charge and four months under the intimidation charge. The court directed that the entire fine collected under the gang rape provision and 75% of the fine under the intimidation charge be paid to the victim. Advocate Rajeev Tomar, representing the victim, said the incident took place on August 6, 2015, when the two officers were posted at a police station in Saharanpur, where she had gone to inquire about her husband's alleged false implication in a criminal case. Her sister-in-law, who tried to rescue her, was also assaulted, Tomar added. After complaints to the police and senior officers allegedly went unanswered, she approached the Allahabad High Court. Four police personnel were initially accused, including Yadav, Singh, an outpost in-charge, and a constable. However, proceedings against the outpost in-charge could not be initiated following claims about his mental health, while the constable could not be identified or traced. Tomar alleged that the victim and her husband faced intimidation, assault, and attempts to cause accidents during the prolonged legal battle....