I think the best solution to this problem is to empower women by providing them licenses for firearms. Let them carry guns and shoot the potential rapists.
I had a question in my mind about the horrific tragedy - did the bus driver also take part in this despicable crime? I googled and found this separate incident instead :-0
Very sad. May her soul rest in peace. Very tragic loss of an educated and capable young life.
Her ordeal is finally over but her family and friends esp the boyfriend she was due to get married to early next year, are scarred for life. Their suffering continues. May God grant them strength in this difficult times.
UKEQ said, "This is a wake call for India and the wide world to take Women safety seriously." - yes, was watching the news reports / commentators on Al Jazeera and this problem / struggle to make a positive change has apparently been ongoing for years and the mindset is unfortunately ingrained and difficult to change. Something as shocking as this has brought it to world attention, hopefully, it doesn't peter out after the hype is gone. People's memories can be short but not in the lives of those affected, not just by this case but others as well. Hope that this is a watershed case where things can change for the better, for the sake of women's safety.
In a society where women and girls are treated as possessions and unwanted ones at that, is it a surprise men feel it is ok to treat women like this. When you throw in the fact that at the last elections parties fielding 27 candidates charged with rape and there are 6 state legislators that have rape charges against them it seems endemic in the country. However in some countries, especially the ones near India it is worse, rape is hidden inside marriage and lasts a lifetime.
May her soul rest in peace, May God give patience to her family...
and hope now Indian Govt. will think about it, and do necessary changes in their law to make it more strict and punishable for such culprits.. and may Pakistan do the same... do the rightful changes and make stricter rules and implement them
Ur right Brit but what I want is the justice for all. After they done with the Amanath case they should form a team or something to find the culprits who are still enjoying the royalty. There are thousands of cases still in the dusty papers in court libraries.. Solving a case just cuz of people and media are demanding it and prolonging others who are waiting from months and years seems like a political business for me.
May her soul rest in Peace, the horrific ordeal and the horrific injuries are no worst than in a concentration camp. The perpetrators should brought to justice early as possible and not have to wait for many years like the bombay terrorist!
This is a wake call for India and the wide world to take Women safety seriously.
Why isn't chemical castration and/or penectomy an accepted form of legal punishment in our country ?. With so much of "rape hormones" running wild amongst the citizens , the ministers should probably pass a castration law . I feel that it will be referred to a lot and put to much use in the future .
Yes,Tahs,even I had my own suspicions regarding the girl's death.The whole Singapore trip might have been just a 'pre-planned charade' to quell the public outrage!
A look at timeline of Damini's struggle till death:
December 29, 2012: The Delhi rape victim 'Damini' succumbs to her internal injuries after battling for over 12 days. The victim died at 2:15 am Indian Standard Time on December 29.
December 28, 2012: Congress chief Sonia Gandhi seeks speedy justice in the Delhi gangrape case. Doctors at Mount Elizabeth hospital in Singapore say the victim's condition worsened with signs of multiple organ failure. The victm had infection in the lungs and abdomen besides an injury to the brain.
December 27, 2012: The victim remains critical in the ICU of Mount Elizabeth Hospital, Singapore. Hundreds of security personnel from Delhi Police and para-military forces were deployed to deal with violent demonstration.
December 26, 2012: Protests against the Delhi gangrape continue at Jantar Mantar . Constable Tomar cremated with full state honours. In a sudden move, the victim in a critical condition shifted to Singapore's Mount Elizabeth Hospital.
December 25, 2012: Doctors treating the rape victim stated that she is responding to the treatment. Platelet count and liver function of the victim improves. She gives her statement to metropolitan magistrate after CM Dikshit complains to Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde that senior cops "interfered" in the process. The victim's health deteriorates in the night. Constable Subhash Tomar succumbs to injuries sustained during December 23 protests at India Gate.
December 24, 2012: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh makes a statement on the Delhi gangrape case. He appeals for calm and assures stringent measures for the security of women in the country.
December 23, 2012: The protests turn violent, as the protesters defy prohibitory orders. The police fire water cannons and tear gas shells. Delhi police aonstable Subhash Tomar got serious injuries during the clashes at India Gate. The rape victim's heath remains serious with bouts of vomiting, although she was communicating and conscious. The rape victim also suffered internal bleeding.
December 22, 2012: Protests against the Delhi gangrape pick up with nation wide outrage. Thousands gather at India Gate, as victim remains critical. The victim's statement is recorded before the sub-divisional magistrate.
December 21, 2012: Safdarjung doctors say the victim is stable, but critical. She is taken off the ventilator. Her male friend identifies one of the rape accused, Mukesh, during the test identification parade at Tihar jail. The Delhi Police conducts raids in Haryana and Bihar to nab one more accused.
December 20, 2012: The students from Jawaharlal Nehru University, Delhi University and Jamia Milia stage demonstration outside the residence of Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit. The eyewitness and male friend of the rape victim gives statement.
December 19, 2012: Doctors at Safdarjung Hospital treating the rape victim stated that she is communicating through writing messages but still not out of danger. Permit of the bus on which the incident took place was cancelled by the Transport Department.
December 18, 2012: The brutal gangrape jolts nation as the incident shakes up Parliament with Leader of the Opposition Sushma Swaraj demanding death penalty for rapists. Students of the Jawaharlal Nehru University stage protest on the Ring Road near the Munirka signal against the gangrape. Delhi police arrests four accused including bus driver and main accused Ram Singh.
December 17, 2012: The four men who raped and assaulted the girl were identified. Doctors at Safdarjung Hospital determine full extent of internal injuries.
December 16, 2012: A young paramedic student is raped and beaten up by six men in a moving private bus. She was thrown out of the bus after 30 minutes of torture along with her male friend. They are admitted to Delhi's Safdarjung Hospital the same night.
May Her Soul Rest in Peace.. Inna Ilahi wa inna ilaihi rajioon!
And barbarians punished in a way no one has been ever punished, so that people will open their eyes and think twice before committing a barbaric act like this....
People are requesting the politicians to desist giving speeches to them and want to keep the whole affair apolitical. this is good news for once the Indian people have taken it upon themselves to change the shit brought upon them by their politicians..
Sometimes it takes one incident to galvanize a nation. Yes, social media plays a major role nowdays, but perhaps the simple answer is that people are not afraid to speak their minds
I'm proud of the people's response. Inspite of article 144 imposed by the government to try and stiffle protest,people are gathering from all over at jantar mantar to stage peaceful protests. News of protests coming from all over India.
Hope something concrete comes out of the 'Braveheart's' sacrifice.
One died and shook the whole India because of media interference. Now you can see the so called popular men and women are tweeting about it. What do you think? Is it because they feel sorry for the victim or they want publicity by sympathetic tweets? Decade ago thousands were raped in the same India but was not much like how it is today. Do you think still humanity lives inside these beings or it is just again a lucrative business for them?
Even I can't watch TV without being insinuated,a tornado of confusions buffets me!When are these demons going to be punished....How long do we have to wait to avenge the poor girl's death?????????Why can't the govt take immediate action?Indeed an insensitive man to the core!
Happy - When will this puppet go? I hate to switch on my TV nowadays thinking I might see his face by mistake. There can never be a leader anywhere in the world more insensitive and more ineffective than this man.
1 or 2 months...dont think so!!! The police and judiciary have yet to unleash their red tape.
Just how frustrated I as an Indian am feeling sitting so many miles away that I can only voice them through few words as in this blog which says "In the name of god, go"..JUST GO MMS and take your baggage alongwith you:
According toa UAE paper, "Indian government has decided to post photos, names and addresses of the men convicted in the Delhi gang-rape case.
According to a NDTV report, the details will be shared on the National Crime Records Bureau website shortly. The Junior Home Minister said the purpose was to name and shame them and prevent usch acts in future."
Does this mean that they have been cvaught and convicted already ?
In this case, the crime is so severe that no punishment would ever be tantamount to justice. No matter what you do to the rapists, it will not bring back the smiles on the girls face back, it will not bring her honor back, it will not bring her life back.
However, to ensure that no one ever even think of such a heinous crime, the punishment to these devils must be exemplary. Many people would suggest death sentence. I would suggest that the sentence must be dropped upon their life in front of everyone. They should be hanged, or put before a firing squad, and this should happen in public.
It is hard to believe a crime like this happened in the 21st century.
tahsinmim - IMO death penalty iss too light a punishment. There is an ongoing debate in India regarding Chemical Castration for such heinous crimes. I believe there are scholars who are debating this with the people who matter and as a general rule, should be applied for all Rape cases.
Instances of severe abuse leading to death, like in this case, must include chemical castration and hanging both.
The callousness of the people who think there is no point discussing the matter is astounding. I wonder what they would say to it if their own sister, daughter or wife had been so mightily abused.
The poor girl died a very undeserved death.
I hope the offenders would be taken to task. I hope they would be given a punishment which will teach them a lesson that they and the world would never forget.
Don't know how any human being can become so insane to do all these brutalities to a helpless poor girl. For sure they were not in their senses and remember they were DRUNK. Time to rethink about alcohol/drugs and their influece on the criminal minds.
Hope the culprits get the harshest punishments without any delay.
Consider this - The woman and a male friend were traveling in a public bus after watching a film on the evening of Dec. 16 when they were attacked by six men who took turns raping her. They also beat the couple and inserted an iron rod into her body resulting in severe organ damage. Both of them were then stripped and thrown off the bus, according to police.
Look at the keywords above.If this does not ring an alarm bell; nothing will!
Brite - This rape has happened on a bus but the mindset of the criminals which lead to this is indicative of a similar mindset of immunity which exists amongst most Indians who know somoene in the system.
It's the criminal- politician - Law enforcement nexus which is eating my country inside out.
In my opinion - Ggangrapes and all other crimes are a direct result of failure of the law enforcement of any country. In India, the women and the weaker sections of society are left to fend for themselves. Local goons and criminals run amock in the streets and no one can do anything about them.
Most of the cases of voilence are triggered by well connected people who can get away with anything and the police and the judiciary act like cheap whores.
P.S: For those who could not tolerate this post, just one word ...MYFB. There are several other posts to show your smartness, contribute and use your time properly. And if you didnt know, this site is neither your pops property nor is anyone using your personal resources.
This case has lead to a large number of victims coming out in the open and talking about it. India has a culture of perversion and the lack of strict policing ensures that the victims remain muffled all their lives. Most of the times, the crime goes un recorded due to the callous attitude of the police and specially if the culprit is well connected.
I have always maintained that Democracy has done more harm to India than anything else.
I hope this shocking crime leads to India Gate becoming the Tahrir Square of India.
The poor girl had battled for life all these days!
In addition to her prior cardiac arrest,she had significant brain injury, infection in lungs and abdomen.Finally the poor thing has succumbed to death.....!
Yes...the animals who are responsible deserve nothing less than death penalty!Let the Almighty give her family solace and strength to bear their loss and May the girl rest in peace!
As if raping her was not enough, they had tortured her physically to such an extent that the doctors had to get her intestines removed because of which she could not have been able to eat food normally throughout her life.
Even if she had survived and been that brave to accept her medical condition for life the pain of seeing her loved ones suffer because of her sufferings would have been very difficult for her.
Ok it is getting boring now...how many more of these posts are gonna be posted on QL....many woman get gang raped around the world and tht is not posted here, lets learn from this and move on
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As feared and discussed before, it's all happening now. Not all acussed will get the maximum sentence. They might get away with lighter punishment.
I think the best solution to this problem is to empower women by providing them licenses for firearms. Let them carry guns and shoot the potential rapists.
Eagley - What you found is not a separate incident. It's jiust the dailymail version of the story.
I think he did and is one of the arrested.
I had a question in my mind about the horrific tragedy - did the bus driver also take part in this despicable crime? I googled and found this separate incident instead :-0
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2255198/Indias-rape-crisis-revealed-Now-16-year-old-runaway-attacked-bus-conductor-horror-sex-assaults-emerges.html
100th Post!
Govt of India should pass new rule that no man is allowed to go outside late at night without his Mother/Daughter/Sister
If the girl was sent to Singapore for Better Treatment ,The Rapists should be sent to saudi arabia for Better Justice
Eagely - Very aptly put.
Very sad. May her soul rest in peace. Very tragic loss of an educated and capable young life.
Her ordeal is finally over but her family and friends esp the boyfriend she was due to get married to early next year, are scarred for life. Their suffering continues. May God grant them strength in this difficult times.
UKEQ said, "This is a wake call for India and the wide world to take Women safety seriously." - yes, was watching the news reports / commentators on Al Jazeera and this problem / struggle to make a positive change has apparently been ongoing for years and the mindset is unfortunately ingrained and difficult to change. Something as shocking as this has brought it to world attention, hopefully, it doesn't peter out after the hype is gone. People's memories can be short but not in the lives of those affected, not just by this case but others as well. Hope that this is a watershed case where things can change for the better, for the sake of women's safety.
While this issue is still burning multiple instances of similar atrocities are being reported from Punjab and Bengal.
I m not too optimistic but I'm praying that something good comes of this.
Hopefully this is a turning point for women in India. A brutal rape and murder leads to something positive.
QDC - Couldnt agree more.
In a society where women and girls are treated as possessions and unwanted ones at that, is it a surprise men feel it is ok to treat women like this. When you throw in the fact that at the last elections parties fielding 27 candidates charged with rape and there are 6 state legislators that have rape charges against them it seems endemic in the country. However in some countries, especially the ones near India it is worse, rape is hidden inside marriage and lasts a lifetime.
Please dont bring religion in to this. Otherwise my comments will have me blocked again.
punish them according to Islam stone them to death
May her soul rest in peace, May God give patience to her family...
and hope now Indian Govt. will think about it, and do necessary changes in their law to make it more strict and punishable for such culprits.. and may Pakistan do the same... do the rightful changes and make stricter rules and implement them
bodyguard lovely singh
By the way who's"lovely singh'?BG?
Haven't the slightest idea!
One thing is sure All my New Year enthusiasm has been dampened as the vision flashes in my mind every now and then!
protest wont bring the dead back to alive but change in law will save thousand more lives
@Tahs.....How can I be in Qatar forever.....?????????
Don't we all have to go back to our hometown sooner or later....?
Anyways ,thanks for the suggestion...
I really wish I were in Delhi now......so that I could join the protesters..... atleast do that for the poor girl.....
or hire "lovely singh" whenever u fly to delhi
silvermist sad truth :(
scare me......BG!!!!!!
I truly wish and fervently pray that such a deplorable and traumatic incident never duplicates in any of our countries!
They rape her in Delhi, they send
her to Singapore to get killed,
then
the PM comes and says that he ain't
gonna celebrate New Year due to
compassion, the media says that her
organs are all failing, the culprits
order their Biriyanis , the judges
don't know whether they are fast track or not, the public don't know what to do cause protesting and
candle lighting have been diverted
to a constable's death. People are still watching the
cricket match as Dabanng 2 is set to
make 200 crores. Oh , in the meanwhile 16
other rapes have been reported, 5
in delhi as well. As usual nobody
cares.
Women you have no hope for
safety in this country. Save
yourselves if you can. Its upto you
to make sure It is gonna be a Happy
New Year after all :/
Ur right Brit but what I want is the justice for all. After they done with the Amanath case they should form a team or something to find the culprits who are still enjoying the royalty. There are thousands of cases still in the dusty papers in court libraries.. Solving a case just cuz of people and media are demanding it and prolonging others who are waiting from months and years seems like a political business for me.
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May her soul rest in Peace, the horrific ordeal and the horrific injuries are no worst than in a concentration camp. The perpetrators should brought to justice early as possible and not have to wait for many years like the bombay terrorist!
This is a wake call for India and the wide world to take Women safety seriously.
Bluebull, it seems to be that way, but it is not meant to be that way.
Why isn't chemical castration and/or penectomy an accepted form of legal punishment in our country ?. With so much of "rape hormones" running wild amongst the citizens , the ministers should probably pass a castration law . I feel that it will be referred to a lot and put to much use in the future .
nomerci - Democracy works in such ways!
I find it particularly telling that the government quarter in Delhi is completely blocked off by police.
Can anyone do a favour
RAPE Sonia Gandhi the same way
nomerci- you may be spot on.
Brit, that is what I thought. Singapore has a very strong handle on the media.
From what i have read. The government paid for her treatment. The parents accompanied her..
As Per Media News YES
Parents passport was issued on urgent basis
Did her parents take her to
Singapore to have her treated?
Yes,Tahs,even I had my own suspicions regarding the girl's death.The whole Singapore trip might have been just a 'pre-planned charade' to quell the public outrage!
@BB-thanks for keeping us informed.
Politicians took 3 days to change their Salaries...why do they cannot change the laws the same way.
She seems to be an expertin such matters. She must be arrested.
Shabana, Javed and Hema spoke.
She, like Malala was probably moved to gain breathing space. The government wanted to shift attention, but sadly she passed away quickly.
Tah - For better treatment and to strangle the voice of the people.
A look at timeline of Damini's struggle till death:
December 29, 2012: The Delhi rape victim 'Damini' succumbs to her internal injuries after battling for over 12 days. The victim died at 2:15 am Indian Standard Time on December 29.
December 28, 2012: Congress chief Sonia Gandhi seeks speedy justice in the Delhi gangrape case. Doctors at Mount Elizabeth hospital in Singapore say the victim's condition worsened with signs of multiple organ failure. The victm had infection in the lungs and abdomen besides an injury to the brain.
December 27, 2012: The victim remains critical in the ICU of Mount Elizabeth Hospital, Singapore. Hundreds of security personnel from Delhi Police and para-military forces were deployed to deal with violent demonstration.
December 26, 2012: Protests against the Delhi gangrape continue at Jantar Mantar . Constable Tomar cremated with full state honours. In a sudden move, the victim in a critical condition shifted to Singapore's Mount Elizabeth Hospital.
December 25, 2012: Doctors treating the rape victim stated that she is responding to the treatment. Platelet count and liver function of the victim improves. She gives her statement to metropolitan magistrate after CM Dikshit complains to Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde that senior cops "interfered" in the process. The victim's health deteriorates in the night. Constable Subhash Tomar succumbs to injuries sustained during December 23 protests at India Gate.
December 24, 2012: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh makes a statement on the Delhi gangrape case. He appeals for calm and assures stringent measures for the security of women in the country.
December 23, 2012: The protests turn violent, as the protesters defy prohibitory orders. The police fire water cannons and tear gas shells. Delhi police aonstable Subhash Tomar got serious injuries during the clashes at India Gate. The rape victim's heath remains serious with bouts of vomiting, although she was communicating and conscious. The rape victim also suffered internal bleeding.
December 22, 2012: Protests against the Delhi gangrape pick up with nation wide outrage. Thousands gather at India Gate, as victim remains critical. The victim's statement is recorded before the sub-divisional magistrate.
December 21, 2012: Safdarjung doctors say the victim is stable, but critical. She is taken off the ventilator. Her male friend identifies one of the rape accused, Mukesh, during the test identification parade at Tihar jail. The Delhi Police conducts raids in Haryana and Bihar to nab one more accused.
December 20, 2012: The students from Jawaharlal Nehru University, Delhi University and Jamia Milia stage demonstration outside the residence of Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit. The eyewitness and male friend of the rape victim gives statement.
December 19, 2012: Doctors at Safdarjung Hospital treating the rape victim stated that she is communicating through writing messages but still not out of danger. Permit of the bus on which the incident took place was cancelled by the Transport Department.
December 18, 2012: The brutal gangrape jolts nation as the incident shakes up Parliament with Leader of the Opposition Sushma Swaraj demanding death penalty for rapists. Students of the Jawaharlal Nehru University stage protest on the Ring Road near the Munirka signal against the gangrape. Delhi police arrests four accused including bus driver and main accused Ram Singh.
December 17, 2012: The four men who raped and assaulted the girl were identified. Doctors at Safdarjung Hospital determine full extent of internal injuries.
December 16, 2012: A young paramedic student is raped and beaten up by six men in a moving private bus. She was thrown out of the bus after 30 minutes of torture along with her male friend. They are admitted to Delhi's Safdarjung Hospital the same night.
The CM was kicked away...exactly like she deserves.
Candlight vigil underway.
seems like the best move so far... 6 6 6
May Her Soul Rest in Peace.. Inna Ilahi wa inna ilaihi rajioon!
And barbarians punished in a way no one has been ever punished, so that people will open their eyes and think twice before committing a barbaric act like this....
People are requesting the politicians to desist giving speeches to them and want to keep the whole affair apolitical. this is good news for once the Indian people have taken it upon themselves to change the shit brought upon them by their politicians..
Sometimes it takes one incident to galvanize a nation. Yes, social media plays a major role nowdays, but perhaps the simple answer is that people are not afraid to speak their minds
I'm proud of the people's response. Inspite of article 144 imposed by the government to try and stiffle protest,people are gathering from all over at jantar mantar to stage peaceful protests. News of protests coming from all over India.
Hope something concrete comes out of the 'Braveheart's' sacrifice.
Why is it actually?
One died and shook the whole India because of media interference. Now you can see the so called popular men and women are tweeting about it. What do you think? Is it because they feel sorry for the victim or they want publicity by sympathetic tweets? Decade ago thousands were raped in the same India but was not much like how it is today. Do you think still humanity lives inside these beings or it is just again a lucrative business for them?
May the culprits get what they actually deserve.
Even I can't watch TV without being insinuated,a tornado of confusions buffets me!When are these demons going to be punished....How long do we have to wait to avenge the poor girl's death?????????Why can't the govt take immediate action?Indeed an insensitive man to the core!
dp
BB...I know, it was very difficult to control myself when BBC showed them (him and his master)yesterday while covering this story. Felt like **$^&*%
Happy - When will this puppet go? I hate to switch on my TV nowadays thinking I might see his face by mistake. There can never be a leader anywhere in the world more insensitive and more ineffective than this man.
1 or 2 months...dont think so!!! The police and judiciary have yet to unleash their red tape.
Just how frustrated I as an Indian am feeling sitting so many miles away that I can only voice them through few words as in this blog which says "In the name of god, go"..JUST GO MMS and take your baggage alongwith you:
http://blogs.economictimes.indiatimes.com/myth-n-reality/entry/mr-pm-in-the-name-of-god-go
Brite - They were caught the very next day and their names were made public the next day.
According toa UAE paper, "Indian government has decided to post photos, names and addresses of the men convicted in the Delhi gang-rape case.
According to a NDTV report, the details will be shared on the National Crime Records Bureau website shortly. The Junior Home Minister said the purpose was to name and shame them and prevent usch acts in future."
Does this mean that they have been cvaught and convicted already ?
In this case, the crime is so severe that no punishment would ever be tantamount to justice. No matter what you do to the rapists, it will not bring back the smiles on the girls face back, it will not bring her honor back, it will not bring her life back.
However, to ensure that no one ever even think of such a heinous crime, the punishment to these devils must be exemplary. Many people would suggest death sentence. I would suggest that the sentence must be dropped upon their life in front of everyone. They should be hanged, or put before a firing squad, and this should happen in public.
It is hard to believe a crime like this happened in the 21st century.
Taking law in their hands might actually soilve the issues outstanding for a long time.
tahsinmim - IMO death penalty iss too light a punishment. There is an ongoing debate in India regarding Chemical Castration for such heinous crimes. I believe there are scholars who are debating this with the people who matter and as a general rule, should be applied for all Rape cases.
Instances of severe abuse leading to death, like in this case, must include chemical castration and hanging both.
The callousness of the people who think there is no point discussing the matter is astounding. I wonder what they would say to it if their own sister, daughter or wife had been so mightily abused.
The poor girl died a very undeserved death.
I hope the offenders would be taken to task. I hope they would be given a punishment which will teach them a lesson that they and the world would never forget.
May her soul rest in peace...
Don't know how any human being can become so insane to do all these brutalities to a helpless poor girl. For sure they were not in their senses and remember they were DRUNK. Time to rethink about alcohol/drugs and their influece on the criminal minds.
Hope the culprits get the harshest punishments without any delay.
this is the thing what Indian film teaches people.
Indian films(most of them) are full of bad scene that motivate people to do bad thing.
so from now Indian govt should stop to give permission to those movie/film which is full of bad works.
if they never close these bad films we are hope to see more this kind of story.
Consider this - The woman and a male friend were traveling in a public bus after watching a film on the evening of Dec. 16 when they were attacked by six men who took turns raping her. They also beat the couple and inserted an iron rod into her body resulting in severe organ damage. Both of them were then stripped and thrown off the bus, according to police.
Look at the keywords above.If this does not ring an alarm bell; nothing will!
Brite - This rape has happened on a bus but the mindset of the criminals which lead to this is indicative of a similar mindset of immunity which exists amongst most Indians who know somoene in the system.
It's the criminal- politician - Law enforcement nexus which is eating my country inside out.
may her soul rest in peace!!
Nite - Rider - This is not a topic for Indian for your info. This is an issue which is of concern to the whole world.
Rapes occur everywhere. Since this rape happened on a bus, we can assume that those concerned are not really "well connected"
What has horrified people is the severity and brutality of the rape and the violence that accompanied it.
Let us hope and pray that thisincident acts as a wake up call to the politicians and police and that the criminals are brought to justice.
To be honest, I would like to hand over the rapists to a mob and let them deal with them..
In my opinion - Ggangrapes and all other crimes are a direct result of failure of the law enforcement of any country. In India, the women and the weaker sections of society are left to fend for themselves. Local goons and criminals run amock in the streets and no one can do anything about them.
Most of the cases of voilence are triggered by well connected people who can get away with anything and the police and the judiciary act like cheap whores.
A sad day indeed. May her soul rest in peace.
P.S: For those who could not tolerate this post, just one word ...MYFB. There are several other posts to show your smartness, contribute and use your time properly. And if you didnt know, this site is neither your pops property nor is anyone using your personal resources.
May she rest in peace, may her attackers go to hell, may this incident help to stop such inhuman behavior in the future.
Brite - The story was out in the open from the beginning.
http://worldnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2012/12/28/16212322-india-gang-rape-victim-dies-in-hospital-case-focused-attention-on-sexual-violence?lite
This case has lead to a large number of victims coming out in the open and talking about it. India has a culture of perversion and the lack of strict policing ensures that the victims remain muffled all their lives. Most of the times, the crime goes un recorded due to the callous attitude of the police and specially if the culprit is well connected.
I have always maintained that Democracy has done more harm to India than anything else.
I hope this shocking crime leads to India Gate becoming the Tahrir Square of India.
The poor girl had battled for life all these days!
In addition to her prior cardiac arrest,she had significant brain injury, infection in lungs and abdomen.Finally the poor thing has succumbed to death.....!
Yes...the animals who are responsible deserve nothing less than death penalty!Let the Almighty give her family solace and strength to bear their loss and May the girl rest in peace!
i heard from the news, the 6 were drunk
Very sad to hear this news....She is india's daughter and braveheart.May rest in peace....
Not again!
Just as an aside.. Wonder what happened to her companion who was also beaten and more importantly .. What triggered the rape .
RIP the brave girl.......
a gruesome crime...
Someone will now say the Americans killed more in Iraq and Afghanistan soon and that is worse
Can't even call them animals.
As if raping her was not enough, they had tortured her physically to such an extent that the doctors had to get her intestines removed because of which she could not have been able to eat food normally throughout her life.
Even if she had survived and been that brave to accept her medical condition for life the pain of seeing her loved ones suffer because of her sufferings would have been very difficult for her.
May her soul rest in peace.
May she rest in peace. the story is slowly coming out. She was brutaly raped, beaten with a bar and thrown from the bus.
The animals who did this must be given the death penalty.
Good thing that she died otherwise would have suffered whole life medically as well humility.
Ok it is getting boring now...how many more of these posts are gonna be posted on QL....many woman get gang raped around the world and tht is not posted here, lets learn from this and move on