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Musafir Side Hero Username: Musafir Post Number: 2635 Registered: 10-2018 Posted From: 165.225.34.116 Rating: N/A |
Underage (13-18) meeda crime ki minimum life sentence and under 12 meeda crime ki death ivvali. That should put some fear in these monsters. Praying for something implies that, despite God's omniscience, he doesn't already know what you want. | ||
Saidabad Junior Artist Username: Saidabad Post Number: 568 Registered: 07-2017 Posted From: 173.36.240.167 Rating: N/A |
too chilling too sad...why did they do this? poor child | ||
Ramjirao Side Hero Username: Ramjirao Post Number: 3494 Registered: 02-2019 Posted From: 152.51.56.1 Rating: N/A |
Severe punishement need to be there for such crimes irrespective of the criminal's background | ||
Ramchander Comedian Username: Ramchander Post Number: 1703 Registered: 02-2018 Posted From: 72.78.71.192 Rating: |
Hindu or muslim or any religion eseyandi modi neeku okka dandam...Ivvi aagali ante champude inka..Lekunte mrugalo roads payna tiruguthunayi...Edho okkati cheyali inka...Monna okka thread lo chepina eye balls, ear drums fingers anni pagala gotti cut chesi road payna vodilesthe vaade pothadu.. | ||
Baatasari Side Hero Username: Baatasari Post Number: 4170 Registered: 10-2018 Posted From: 171.159.66.10 Rating: N/A |
last week lone. malli ilanti incidents jarigayi... people badly need awareness,restraint.. hopefully this judgement helps a step in right direction........... brahma satyam jagan-mithyä jivo brahmaiva näparah | ||
Ramjirao Side Hero Username: Ramjirao Post Number: 3492 Registered: 02-2019 Posted From: 152.51.56.1 Rating: N/A |
3 Guilty Of Kathua 8-Year-Old's Rape, Murder Get Life Sentence Kathua Rape Case: Three men will spend life in jail for an eight-year-old girl's gang-rape, torture and killing in Jammu and Kashmir's Kathua last year, a case that shocked and disturbed the entire country with the sheer depravity of it. Sanji Ram, 61, a retired revenue officer, was the caretaker of the temple in which the little girl, kidnapped on January 10 last year, was kept locked up for days, repeatedly gang-raped, drugged, starved and tortured. Also sentenced to life term is Parvesh Kumar, a friend of Sanji Ram's nephew, who helped him kidnap the girl and was guilty of raping her multiple times. The trial against the nephew is stuck because of a dispute over his age; he claims he is a minor and a petition on his age is yet to be heard. Special police officer Deepak Khajuria is the third man to be sent to jail for life. When the child was strangled and was about to be killed with a stone, he begged to be allowed to "rape her one last time". Another special police officer, Surender Verma, Head Constable Tilak Raj and Sub-Inspector Anand Dutta will serve five years in jail and pay a fine of R s. 25,000. The cops were accused of destroying evidence. Tilak Raj has been found guilty of taking bribe to block the investigation. Anand Dutta was paid lakhs to cover up the crime, the police say. He tutored the juvenile kidnapper and also washed bloodstained clothes, according to the charges against him. The girl belonged to a nomadic tribe. Her mutilated body was found on January 17. Three days later, one of the accused - reportedly the juvenile - was arrested. Sanji Ram surrendered on March 20 last year. Amid nationwide outrage over the savage killing of the child, the case was handed over to the Crime Branch. Investigations suggested that the girl was raped and murdered in a bid to terrorise the nomads frequenting the Kathua area and drive them out. The case drove a wedge between the then BJP-Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) alliance in the state after two BJP leaders - Chowdhury Lal Singh and Prakash Ganga - participated in a rally organised in support of the accused. "Welcome the judgement. High time we stop playing politics over a heinous crime where an 8 year old child was drugged, raped repeatedly & then bludgeoned to death. Hope loopholes in our judicial system are not exploited & culprits get exemplary punishment," tweeted PDP chief Mehbooba Mufti, who was chief minister when the case erupted. The Supreme Court ordered that the trial be shifted out of Jammu and Kashmir after lawyers at the Kathua court prevented the Crime Branch from filing charges on April 9. All the accused, barring the juvenile, were shifted to a Punjab jail. The court restricted defence lawyers to one or two each, and ordered day-to-day in-camera trial. Late last year, the family of the Kathua victim dropped their lawyer - Deepika Rajawat - accusing her of not making herself available for court hearings. Ms Rajawat said she had been receiving death threats ever since she took up the case |
