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Especially with crimes like these, it's unsurprising that India's crime rates are close to Nigeria's:

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-india-41817519

A fast-track court in India has convicted two men of raping a 10-year-old girl who gave birth to a baby girl in August.

Both the men were the child's uncles. The sentencing is set for Thursday.

Her pregnancy was discovered in mid-July when she complained of a stomach ache and her parents took her to hospital.

The second uncle was arrested after the baby's DNA sample did not match that of his older brother, the first suspect.

The final arguments were completed by the defence on Monday. On Tuesday, the two men were declared guilty in court.

The older uncle's trial took a month, while the younger uncle has been convicted in a remarkable 18-day trial, BBC Punjabi's Arvind Chhabra reports from Chandigarh.

The harrowing case of the 10-year-old has made headlines for weeks, both in India and globally.

She was 30 weeks pregnant when a local court in Chandigarh turned down her abortion plea on the grounds that her pregnancy was too advanced. A doctors' panel had advised that a medical termination would be "too risky". Later, the Supreme Court also refused to allow an abortion for her on similar grounds.

Indian law does not allow terminations after 20 weeks unless doctors certify that the mother's life is in danger.

The girl was not aware of her pregnancy, and was told her bulge was because she had a stone in her stomach, says the BBC's Geeta Pandey in Delhi. She gave birth in August and the baby was given away to child welfare authorities for adoption.

The girl initially told police and child welfare activists that she had been raped several times in the past seven months by the first uncle, who is in his 40s.

She had also testified to the court by video link and very clearly named the uncle and revealed details about her abuse.

The girl's father had told the BBC that the first uncle had not denied the charges against him. Police also said he had admitted to the allegations.

But after his DNA test results did not link him to the baby, police began searching for more suspects - and arrested the second uncle in September. A DNA test confirmed that he was the baby's father.

The country's courts have received several petitions in recent months, many from child rape survivors, seeking permission to abort.

In most cases, these pregnancies are discovered late because the children themselves are not aware of their condition.

In September, a 13-year-old girl was given court permission to terminate her pregnancy at 32 weeks. The boy she was carrying was born alive in Mumbai but died two days later.

In May, a similar case was reported from the northern state of Haryana where a 10-year-old, allegedly raped by her stepfather, was allowed to abort. She was about 20 weeks pregnant, doctors said.

None of the girls can be named for legal reasons.

The scale of abuse in India
  • A child under 16 is raped every 155 minutes, a child under 10 every 13 hours
  • More than 10,000 children were raped in 2015
  • 240 million women living in India were married before they turned 18
  • 53.22% of children who participated in a government study reported some form of sexual abuse
  • 50% of abusers are known to the child or are "persons in trust and care-givers"
Sources: Indian government, Unicef

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com...ies-after-rape-in-up/articleshow/61350491.cms

MEERUT: In an assault that has sent shock waves across UP, a 100-year-old bedridden woman, one of the oldest in the district, died soon after she was allegedly raped by a man who barged into her house in a village on the outskirts of Meerutaround midnight on Sunday.

The man, identified by police as Ankit Punia, said to be around 35 years old, has been arrested and various charges, including rape, murder and sections of the SC/ST Act have been slapped against him. Mortified villagers have sought death sentence for the culprit, who was produced in a local court and sent to jail.

Family members of the victim, who died early Monday morning, said the woman was so weak that she could barely raise an alarm during the assault. "She was very weak. She could only manage to utter feeble cries. We rushed to where she was and were horrified to find the man forcing himself on her," said her 40-year-old grandson. The victim, who was already ill owing to old age, was brought to the district hospital in a critical condition. Soon after her medical examination, she was declared dead by doctors.

PC Sharma, station officer at Jani police station, said, "We immediately reached the spot and called an ambulance to transport the old woman to the district hospital. An FIR has been filed against Punia under IPC sections IPC 458 (house-breaking after preparation for assault) and 376 (rape). Besides, relevant sections of the SC/ST Act have also been slapped against the accused as the victim was a Dalit.
Later, after the woman's death, IPC 302 (murder) was also added to the charges."
Doctors at the hospital said the patient came in a "really bad condition". They said they have sent swabs to a forensic lab in Lucknow to confirm rape.

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com...n-raped-in-meerut-dies/videoshow/61353792.cms


From 10 year old nieces to 100 year old greatgrandgreatmothers.

Truly incredible crimes committed in incredible India
 
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Especially with crimes like these, it's unsurprising that India's crime rates are close to Nigeria's:

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-india-41817519

A fast-track court in India has convicted two men of raping a 10-year-old girl who gave birth to a baby girl in August.

Both the men were the child's uncles. The sentencing is set for Thursday.

Her pregnancy was discovered in mid-July when she complained of a stomach ache and her parents took her to hospital.

The second uncle was arrested after the baby's DNA sample did not match that of his older brother, the first suspect.

The final arguments were completed by the defence on Monday. On Tuesday, the two men were declared guilty in court.

The older uncle's trial took a month, while the younger uncle has been convicted in a remarkable 18-day trial, BBC Punjabi's Arvind Chhabra reports from Chandigarh.

The harrowing case of the 10-year-old has made headlines for weeks, both in India and globally.

She was 30 weeks pregnant when a local court in Chandigarh turned down her abortion plea on the grounds that her pregnancy was too advanced. A doctors' panel had advised that a medical termination would be "too risky". Later, the Supreme Court also refused to allow an abortion for her on similar grounds.

Indian law does not allow terminations after 20 weeks unless doctors certify that the mother's life is in danger.

The girl was not aware of her pregnancy, and was told her bulge was because she had a stone in her stomach, says the BBC's Geeta Pandey in Delhi. She gave birth in August and the baby was given away to child welfare authorities for adoption.

The girl initially told police and child welfare activists that she had been raped several times in the past seven months by the first uncle, who is in his 40s.

She had also testified to the court by video link and very clearly named the uncle and revealed details about her abuse.

The girl's father had told the BBC that the first uncle had not denied the charges against him. Police also said he had admitted to the allegations.

But after his DNA test results did not link him to the baby, police began searching for more suspects - and arrested the second uncle in September. A DNA test confirmed that he was the baby's father.

The country's courts have received several petitions in recent months, many from child rape survivors, seeking permission to abort.

In most cases, these pregnancies are discovered late because the children themselves are not aware of their condition.

In September, a 13-year-old girl was given court permission to terminate her pregnancy at 32 weeks. The boy she was carrying was born alive in Mumbai but died two days later.

In May, a similar case was reported from the northern state of Haryana where a 10-year-old, allegedly raped by her stepfather, was allowed to abort. She was about 20 weeks pregnant, doctors said.

None of the girls can be named for legal reasons.

The scale of abuse in India
  • A child under 16 is raped every 155 minutes, a child under 10 every 13 hours
  • More than 10,000 children were raped in 2015
  • 240 million women living in India were married before they turned 18
  • 53.22% of children who participated in a government study reported some form of sexual abuse
  • 50% of abusers are known to the child or are "persons in trust and care-givers"
Sources: Indian government, Unicef

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com...ies-after-rape-in-up/articleshow/61350491.cms

MEERUT: In an assault that has sent shock waves across UP, a 100-year-old bedridden woman, one of the oldest in the district, died soon after she was allegedly raped by a man who barged into her house in a village on the outskirts of Meerutaround midnight on Sunday.

The man, identified by police as Ankit Punia, said to be around 35 years old, has been arrested and various charges, including rape, murder and sections of the SC/ST Act have been slapped against him. Mortified villagers have sought death sentence for the culprit, who was produced in a local court and sent to jail.

Family members of the victim, who died early Monday morning, said the woman was so weak that she could barely raise an alarm during the assault. "She was very weak. She could only manage to utter feeble cries. We rushed to where she was and were horrified to find the man forcing himself on her," said her 40-year-old grandson. The victim, who was already ill owing to old age, was brought to the district hospital in a critical condition. Soon after her medical examination, she was declared dead by doctors.

PC Sharma, station officer at Jani police station, said, "We immediately reached the spot and called an ambulance to transport the old woman to the district hospital. An FIR has been filed against Punia under IPC sections IPC 458 (house-breaking after preparation for assault) and 376 (rape). Besides, relevant sections of the SC/ST Act have also been slapped against the accused as the victim was a Dalit.
Later, after the woman's death, IPC 302 (murder) was also added to the charges."
Doctors at the hospital said the patient came in a "really bad condition". They said they have sent swabs to a forensic lab in Lucknow to confirm rape.

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com...n-raped-in-meerut-dies/videoshow/61353792.cms


From 10 year old nieces to 100 year old greatgrandgreatmothers.

Truly incredible crimes committed in incredible India


Pakistan at 7, people still pointing at India ? We are on Pakistan defence forum. Right ?
 
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y change topic?

Incedible Indians

When these Modians cant defend, they attack the opposition, despite being powerful enough.
Did not all Indians say; "we can defeat Pakistan in 12 days" types?

But when the chips are down, shamelessly they compare bigger India with Pakistan.

Shame on Modians/RSS.

Pakistanis never brag. They always say the following reality:

We don't have edge on Indians on conventional weapons, but if our dignity & sovereignty is destroyed, we would use our strategic assets against India.

Its Modi who brags to collect few more Saffron/Hindu votes to stay afloat.
 
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Forget Pakistan Nigeria or India. This list is ludicrous where the hell is china?
Here jurno are killed or they suddenly decide to drive their cars over the bridge?
 
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Filthy paid presstitutes.

we need China like control on media ... ban all these foreign funded and TRP hungry media presstitutes. :angry:
 
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lou xiaobo.
and google for many more.
No wait, u're now the 1 making an incredulous claim:

This list is ludicrous where the hell is china?
Here jurno are killed or they suddenly decide to drive their cars over the bridge?
and incredulous claims requires incredulous proof.

Hence the burden of proof is on you.

Thus, why do i have to google for them?
 
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No wait, u're now the 1 making an incredulous claim- and incredulous claims requires incredulous proof.

Hence the burden of proof is on you.

Thus, why do i have to google for them?
no i just stated truth your govt hide something from mefia and social media.

burden is on chinese to prove there is nothing wrong behind hiding of mrdia which unhides. bloody hell thats oxymoronic mate.
 
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Exactly. then show proof that that is really happening- at least enough to justify your insinuation that China should be on that list:
you have banned all social media website and app. you have no whatsapp. no facevook etc.
you have no bbc no cnn there.

and you are asking me proof for that?

why are you hiding from people and what are u hiding.
 
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