Stringent anti-rape ordinance promulgatedPresident Ram Nath Kovind today promulgated the criminal law amendment ordinance, paving the way for providing stringent punishment, includingdeathpenalty, for those convicted of raping girls below the age of 12 years.The President's nod to the ordinance came ... Business Standard, 1 day ago |
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Kasur rape-murder case: Pak court frames charges against accused[Pakistan], Feb 13 (ANI): An anti-terrorism court (ACT) in Pakistan has framed charges against Imran Ali, the man accused of kidnapping and sexually assaulting a seven-old-girl and seven other minors. On Monday, the ATC indicted Ali and started regular ... Sify, 2 months ago
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Mumbai: Bandra rickshaw drivers protest Kathua and Unnao rapesA rickshaw driver's union called for a signature campaign protesting the brutal Kathua rape case on Monday morning. The rickshaw drivers were seen in uniform standing with placards outside Bandra railway station and were also shouting slogans in support of ... DNA, 16 hours ago
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British authorities tender apology over tricolour torn during anti-Modi protests in LondonSome groups protesting against atrocities in India during Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit here have turned violent after a tricolour was torn down from one of the official flagpoles set up for all 53 Commonwealth countries. Modi, who is in the UK for ... DNA, 4 days ago
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Kashmir unites over Kathua rapeThe campaign for justice for the eight-year-old victim of Kathua rape and murder case is gaining momentum across Kashmir with students and people holding protest marches across the length and breadth of the valley today, giving police a tough time. Students of various educational institutions took out a protest rally on Residency Road in Srinagar, demanding justice for the girl and stern punishment to those involved in the heinous crime that has sparked outrage across the nation. A group of ... Rediff.com, 5 days ago
Trials in Kathua rape-murder case to begin on Monday
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Trial in Kathua rape-murder case begins today
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Protests to greet Modi in UKA series of demonstrations, including a silent protest to condemn the rape and murder of an eight-year-old girl in Jammu and Kashmir's Kathua district, have been planned by various groups at Parliament Square in Britain during Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the UK this week. The silent protest tomorrow, being promoted jointly by some Indian women's groups in Britain, is calling on members of the Indian diaspora in the country to join in by wearing some symbolic white clothing to ... Rediff.com, 6 days ago
Silent protest for rape victims
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Victims, CSOs demand antirape law Protest Sitin and Rally stagedVictims communities of sexual assault, various JACs of Sexual Assault and Youth Forum for Protection of Human Rights YFPHR today stage sit in protest at Pishumthong Ningom Leirak, Community Hall demanding Manipur State's Anti Rape Law for speedy investigation ... E Pao!, 6 days ago
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Kathua Rape-Case: Asifa Bano! All about the inhuman and murderous tale of the 8-year-old girlA wildfire of outrages and anger is hitting across the nation after the horrific news of an 8-year-old minor girl was kidnapped for a week and repeatedly raped in a Hindu temple. The girl who belong to Bakarwals, a Muslim community was drugged by the rapists ... catchnews.com, 1 week ago
Shocking! BJP defends man accused of raping & killing 8-year-old, calls him ‘nationalist’
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AMSU women wing demands AntiRape lawWomen wing of All Manipur Student Union AMSU submitted a memorandum against the increasing number of cases related to crime against women and children in the State in recent months under present State Government led by Chief Minister N Biren Singh and ... E Pao!, 1 week ago
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Is This The India We Want?'The involvement of policemen in either committing the crime or shielding the accused in Kathua and Unna points to a crumbling civil and moral order,' says Amulya Ganguli.Illustration: Uttam Ghosh/Rediff.com Perhaps for the first time in India, or anywhere else in the world, three legislators of a ruling party have had to pay the price for their dubious role in the most heinous of crimes, the rape of minors. Two of them, who were ministers in Jammu and Kashmir, have had to resign three months ... Rediff.com, 4 days ago
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