evidence: "I want justice for Ankita. The court should hand over the highest punishment to the accused that should act as a deterrent. The innocent girl suffered burn injuries and was in intense pain for a week. Our entire village wants justice for her," said Ramdas Pohane, resident of Daroda village, a native place of Pisudde family. Ankita had suffered grade-III burn injuries on her scalp, face, right upper limb, left hand, upper back, neck and eyes along with severe inhalation injuries, and died of "septicaemic shock" after being in pain for a week. [...] The prosecution stated that the accused accosted Ankita, a botany teacher, when she was on her way to conducting a lecture in a local college. He poured kerosene on her as soon as she alighted from the bus and set her on fire after she allegedly refused his advances, as per the prosecution.