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Five convicted in Chandigarh’s German gang-rape case

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Chandigarh, Jan 27 (IANS) Five youth from Haryana were convicted by a court here Tuesday for the gang-rape of a young German tourist visiting the city in September last year.Pankaj, Manvir Singh Jolly, Harpreet Singh, Sompal and Sukhwinder Singh, all from well-to-do families from neighbouring Haryana, were charged with rape, kidnapping and criminal intimidation.

The court held a daily trial of the high-profile case from Jan 16 and took only seven working days to convict them.

The sentences will be announced Wednesday.

The victim, who flew to India to depose in the case, was examined in the court for two days where she said that she was gang-raped.

She had, earlier in September, told the police that she had only been molested after being kidnapped.

The court here last month had framed charges of rape against the five youths who had allegedly sexually assaulted her after picking her up from the Taj Hotel in Sector 17 at about 2 a.m.

The young men had allegedly taken the German tourist in their black Scorpio SUV from the parking area of the hotel. She was taken to a farmhouse in Haryana’s Ambala district, 60 km from here, where she was sexually assaulted for several hours before being dropped in Sector 20 here by one of the men the next evening.

She had come here with a Germany-based Indian friend to attend his wedding. The victim had gone to the Taj Hotel for coffee after having food and drinks at another place.

While her two friends sat in the hotel’s coffee shop, she came out in the parking lot to smoke. It was here that she got talking to one of the youth who offered to let her drive the SUV. Later, his other friends joined and they drove her away from the city.
 
I wonder how many other cases in Bharat are tried in seven consecutive days, with a sentence at the end of it.

And this happened in Chandigarh, where they famously "Don't fast track cases". At the same time, there are millions of cases pending in Bharatiya courts, some lagging on for years and years. In some cases, the plaintiffs have died and their children are still awaiting judgements. They just get "Tareekh".
 
is this the same case mentioned in another "Finnish lady rape" thread, if u know
 
there are so many foreign women raped in Bharat, that I've kind of lost track.

LOL, really "so many", like the news comes every other second day??, like that??, this is hilarious and sad too!!
 
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