Unnao rape survivor to be taken to Delhi for treatment
India | December 05, 2019 16:35 ISTThe Unnao rape survivor, who was set ablaze on Thursday morning by those who had raped her, is being airlifted to Delhi for advanced treatment.
The Unnao rape survivor, who was set ablaze on Thursday morning by those who had raped her, is being airlifted to Delhi for advanced treatment.
Local farmers spotted the body in English Bazar Police Station area in the morning, following which they raised an alarm, the DCP, who visited the site along with Superintendent of Police Alok Rajoria, said. "Prima facie it seems that the victim is in her early 20s. Her body has several injury marks."
A 19-year-old management trainee from Mumbai was allegedly raped by a boy after a house party. The Mumbai girl was in Jaipur on a training course.
The 23-year-old law student, who accused former Union Minister Chinmayanand of rape, has been granted bail by the Allahabad High Court, two months after she was arrested on charges of extortion.
A Delhi court has acquitted a man of the charge of allegedly raping his maid on the grounds that the victim "contacted the police after three months" and she continued working there even after the incident.
The rape of the 6-year-old school girl came to light when she narrated the events to her mother. The woman firstly did not believe her daughter. However, she later approached the police station after the minor complained of pain in her private parts. The incident was reported from West Bengal.
A woman and her daughter were raped while they were unconscious in Uttar Pradesh's Azamgarh last week. This incident took place while the woman along with her husband and children was sleeping in a room when the accused attacked them. The accused has been identified as Nasiruddin attacked the family on November 24.
In its initial days, the Press Information Bureau's fact-checking unit has shot down a claim doing rounds on WhatsApp that a new law has been passed allowing a potential rapist to be killed, terming it as "fake news".
The priest had allegedly raped 14-year-old tribal girl on the pretext of teaching her the Bhagavad Gita. The incident had occurred in Reddivaripalli in Kadapa district on November 27.
Over the years India has witnessed the most heinous of rape crimes. Gangrape, murder, minors gang-raped... it just goes on and on. When the news breaks, we protest, we cry for justice but then after a few days, it is business as usual, until another barbaric incident hits the news. Will the recent agitation against the brutality against Hyderabad doctor change India?
A 70-year-old woman was raped by a drunk neighbour, late on Sunday night in Sonebhadra district of Uttar Pradesh. The accused Ram Kishan (27) has been arrested and sent to jail.
In a gruesome incident akin to the Hyderabad veterinary doctor killing, a girl was shot dead and burnt after being allegedly raped in Kukudha village of Bihar's Buxar district on Monday night, police said on Tuesday.
Over 15 lakh people from across the country have signed petitions on change.org in the last four days seeking justice for the 27-year-old veterinarian who was brutally raped and murdered in Hyderabad.
A woman was allegedly gang raped by two persons including a policeman inside a police quarter in Odisha's temple town of Puri on Monday. Police said the woman lodged a complaint saying a man, who identified himself as a police personnel, offered her a lift in his car while she was waiting at a bus stand in Nimapara town.
A court in Punjab's Sangrur district on Monday awarded life imprisonment till death to a private school bus conductor for raping a four-year-old girl in May this year.
A truck driver who allegedly raped and murdered a six-year-old girl in Tonk district of Rajasthan was arrested on Monday. Mahendra alias Dholu had taken the girl from her school to an isolated area on the pretext of giving toffees on Saturday and committed the crime, police said.
After the heinous gangrape and murder of a veterinarian, the Hyderabad Police has issued an advisory listing out precautionary steps to be taken by women. From Hyderabad to Delhi, people are out on the streets demanding justice for the girl and demanding stricter laws for the safety of women.
India is outraged as shocking details of a brutal gangrape and murder of Hyderabad veterinary doctor emerges. India's defence minister Rajnath Singh today asserted that the government was ready to make strictest laws to stop such crimes in future.
Local people thrashed the accused Jawahar Vaidya, tied his hands with a rope and paraded him naked on streets before handing him over to the police, an official said.
Often around us, we see girls say 'it is not safe to go out in the night' or 'let's get back inside at a decent time'. The question is who decides decent? Who decides when a girl should go out and when she should come back inside the house? Is it fair to let this 'self-retrospection' of safe surroundings become the new norm wherein this becomes something which every girl in this country learns to live with?
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