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Delhi records most rapes as crimes against women rise in India

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It is well documented that your country does not have a presumption of innocence, and fails to adhere to basic standards of evidence. Most of the people in your jail systems never got a fair trail.

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It's kinda sad how a good-for-nothing low life troll masquerades as a woman to further HIS pathetic agenda i.e propagating news on rape and despair for whatever sickening pleasure he derives, on what can only be described as the most hateful place on the internet. Very lowly.
 
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That just means there is proper due process in Pakistan. Where as in India there is a rampant culture of mob mentality, where the just round suspects and put them in jail without any proper evidence.

Also means that the proper due process is a failure!
 
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NEW DELHI, July 7 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Reports of crimes against women in India such as rape, dowry deaths, abduction and molestation increased by 26.7 percent in 2013 compared to the previous year, government statistics showed on Monday.:omghaha:"I thought you put in place laws to prevent this, guess another indian failure"

The National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) said there were 309,546 crimes against women reported to the Indian police last year against 244,270 in 2012, with the highest number recorded in the southern state of Andhra Pradesh.

Crimes included rape, kidnapping, sexual harassment, trafficking, molestation and cruelty by husbands and relatives. They also include crimes in which a woman was driven to suicide as a result of demands for a dowry from her husband or in-laws.

"The new government should enforce all laws, policies and programs to address violence against women. The government should also ensure that there is respect for women's rights to equality, freedom of movement and expression and that there is every effort to quell claims of 'women's safety' as a justification for curtailing such freedoms," said Meenakshi Ganguly from Human Rights Watch.

The NCRB said the number of rapes in the country rose by 35.2 percent to 33,707 in 2013 - with Delhi reporting 1,441 rapes in 2013 – making it the city with the highest number of rapes and confirming its reputation as India's "rape capital".:haha:

India's biggest city and business capital Mumbai, known for being more women-friendly, recorded 391 rapes last year, while IT hub Bangalore registered 80 rapes.

Police attribute the rise in reports to more women coming forward due to greater public awareness following the high profile gang rape and murder of a 23-year-old woman on a moving bus in December 2012.

The case sent shockwaves across much of urban India and led to thousands of people coming out onto the streets to protest over growing violence against women in the largely patriarchal and conservative nation.

It also forced the Indian parliament to enact stiffer penalties for crimes against women, including death for repeat rape offenders, criminalising stalking and making acid attacks and human trafficking specific offences.

Women's rights groups say the figures are still gross under-estimates of the reality on the ground – women are often too scared to come forward to report rapes or domestic violence for fear their families and communities will shun them.


Shame on indians :nono::nono:

Unfortunate news friends, hopefully Modi will include more severe punishment for this crime!
@PakistaniTrolls who added smileys in serious news like this, I'll only say #STILL_BETTER_THEN_PAKISTAN (And no I'll not add inhuman smileys like you)
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That just means there is proper due process in Pakistan. Where as in India there is a rampant culture of mob mentality, where the just round suspects and put them in jail without any proper evidence.
Flag may be false, but name is not.

you?
Ayesha Liyanapathirana (403256438) on Myspace

Family member?
Obituary Notice – Mr Jayasiri Liyanapathirana : RCBTV | Sri Lanka Media Network in Australia

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Deadlines A Great Way To Motivate

What I gather is you are Sri Lankan muslim from Baulkham Hills. Please ask the mods to change your name, it doesn't take much effort to google a name. Don't ever use your name on the internet, silly.

this is her facebook profile:
https://www.facebook.com/ayesha.liyanapathirana

madaam you are a woman .Have some sense. If tomorrow you are raped will you be laughing over it?
Sad news.:(

@Ayesha Liyanapatirana

If you really are a girl, you seem to have got some fantasy:D


After a quick search I feel sorry for her now. She has suffered a terrible loss in her family.
 
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NEW DELHI, July 7 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Reports of crimes against women in India such as rape, dowry deaths, abduction and molestation increased by 26.7 percent in 2013 compared to the previous year, government statistics showed on Monday.:omghaha:"I thought you put in place laws to prevent this, guess another indian failure"

The National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) said there were 309,546 crimes against women reported to the Indian police last year against 244,270 in 2012, with the highest number recorded in the southern state of Andhra Pradesh.

Crimes included rape, kidnapping, sexual harassment, trafficking, molestation and cruelty by husbands and relatives. They also include crimes in which a woman was driven to suicide as a result of demands for a dowry from her husband or in-laws.

"The new government should enforce all laws, policies and programs to address violence against women. The government should also ensure that there is respect for women's rights to equality, freedom of movement and expression and that there is every effort to quell claims of 'women's safety' as a justification for curtailing such freedoms," said Meenakshi Ganguly from Human Rights Watch.

The NCRB said the number of rapes in the country rose by 35.2 percent to 33,707 in 2013 - with Delhi reporting 1,441 rapes in 2013 – making it the city with the highest number of rapes and confirming its reputation as India's "rape capital".:haha:

India's biggest city and business capital Mumbai, known for being more women-friendly, recorded 391 rapes last year, while IT hub Bangalore registered 80 rapes.

Police attribute the rise in reports to more women coming forward due to greater public awareness following the high profile gang rape and murder of a 23-year-old woman on a moving bus in December 2012.

The case sent shockwaves across much of urban India and led to thousands of people coming out onto the streets to protest over growing violence against women in the largely patriarchal and conservative nation.

It also forced the Indian parliament to enact stiffer penalties for crimes against women, including death for repeat rape offenders, criminalising stalking and making acid attacks and human trafficking specific offences.

Women's rights groups say the figures are still gross under-estimates of the reality on the ground – women are often too scared to come forward to report rapes or domestic violence for fear their families and communities will shun them.


Shame on indians :nono::nono:
looks like u have a fantacy for rape....
god may save otheres from people like u....
 
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you?
Ayesha Liyanapathirana (403256438) on Myspace

Family member?
Obituary Notice – Mr Jayasiri Liyanapathirana : RCBTV | Sri Lanka Media Network in Australia

Are you a doctor?
Deadlines A Great Way To Motivate

What I gather is you are Sri Lankan muslim from Baulkham Hills. Please ask the mods to change your name, it doesn't take much effort to google a name. Don't ever use your name on the internet, silly.





After a quick search I feel sorry for her now. She has suffered a terrible loss in her family.
Sirji tussi te vadde jasoos niklae
 
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