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Patna girl ends her life after getting gangraped regularly by boys from influential families


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BTW' date=' when a crime goes on for two decades, that system is broken too, even if time is done. Don't you think?[/quote'] Mehhh, do you know how big that town in Austria is? Secondly, no one had any suspicions or anything in that case. He was just a clever bastard.
Also this crime being discussed has barely happened, where is the question of getting away without doing time? They will be punished exactly like the culprits who raped the Swiss diplomat's daughter outside the International film festival in Delhi in 2004. Ahail Indian law enforcement.
The rich and famous in the west avoid doing time by hiring better lawyers than the state. It is a different system' date=' pretty much similar results.[/quote'] PLUHZEEEEEEE, the only example of this which you have is OJ. We have thousands of OJs in India. So lets not embarass ourselves.
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Mehhh' date=' do you know how big that town in Austria is? Secondly, no one had any suspicions or anything in that case. He was just a clever bastard.[/quote'] BTW, that's not the only case. A teen girl abducted at 11 was kept in the backyard of a ex-con on parole for a decade. Neighbors complained and cops came to his house and went. LOL.
They will be punished exactly like the culprits who raped the Swiss diplomat's daughter outside the International film festival in Delhi in 2004. Ahail Indian law enforcement.
May be, but I will wait before I yell and scream corruption in this case.
PLUHZEEEEEEE, the only example of this which you have is OJ. We have thousands of OJs in India. So lets not embarass ourselves.
Not really. That's the only one you know of. Celebs routinely get off with much much lighter punishment or no punishment simply because they can afford the best legal defense that money can buy. One famous actor recently got away with Murder. All the lawyers have to do is get one person in a Jury to have reasonable doubt. No bribes yes, but money still talks. Another example, celebs get caught with something as small as DUI and get off very easily, sometimes even missing court dates. If a common man gets caught with DUI and does that, he'll probably end up in Gitmo. :giggle: I am obviously not saying India doesn't have issues. Of course we do. But it is pretty naive to think the west doesn't have it's own problems and there is no need for us to put ourselves down by comparing ourselves to the west for everything.
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its good the culprits have been made public' date=' even if they use their influence to get away, everyone will know about them and I'm sure the public could make their lives a living hell[/quote'] You would think so. I have personally met one of the rapists of Katiya (some French(?) tourist) who was boasting about it and describing the act in graphic details to a gathering in my hostel.
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You would think so. I have personally met one of the rapists of Katiya (some French(?) tourist) who was boasting about it and describing the act in graphic details to a gathering in my hostel.
Was he a bigshot too ?
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The system is ****ed. we all know that if u know the local MP ( forget CM and PM ) you can pretty much get away with anything. India has accepted corruption and short-cuts as part of the daily life and now we are seeing results of that.

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RIP to the girl.may her soul rest in peace. But seriously such elements in our society is a bane to the whole country, they should be deprived of existence in this society and shall be condemned to death by giving some excruciating punishment.

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You would think so. I have personally met one of the rapists of Katiya (some French(?) tourist) who was boasting about it and describing the act in graphic details to a gathering in my hostel.
Was that guy convicted?
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Don't think so. At the time I met him' date=' the case had been dropped. Not sure what happened afterwards.[/quote']So no one got in touch with the authorities after the guy made a public confessional statement in the hostel? After all this was a heinous crime, not a petty theft.
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So no one got in touch with the authorities after the guy made a public confessional statement in the hostel? After all this was a heinous crime' date=' not a petty theft.[/quote'] For many people at the hostel the idea of raping a white girl was probably titillating and the guy who did it was a hero.
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So no one got in touch with the authorities after the guy made a public confessional statement in the hostel? After all this was a heinous crime' date=' not a petty theft.[/quote'] LOL! You think a statement from a drunk guy in front of 8-10 other guys in a boys hostel would count as a 'confession' anywhere?
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Worse things happen in the west including a guy having kids with his own daughter and repeatedly raping her for 15 years or a couple kidnapping a 13 year old and keeping her in their backyard for sex for 20 years. And you have Mike Tyson who got out after rape conviction in just 3 years.
Happens in India too yoda...so many cases have been reported .
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LOL! You think a statement from a drunk guy in front of 8-10 other guys in a boys hostel would count as a 'confession' anywhere?
That is for the police and the court to decide. But if a guy, who has been let off on a rape charge, makes a confession publicly I would say that the right thing is to report it to the authorities. Of course the complaint would probably have been futile and the complainant would only end up making enemies.
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I am obviously not saying India doesn't have issues. Of course we do. But it is pretty naive to think the west doesn't have it's own problems and there is no need for us to put ourselves down by comparing ourselves to the west for everything.
So , you want us to compare to Pakistan and other third world countries. Do you even vaguely realize that this is a law and order problem or the lack of it. Of course, we should compare with the west , because quite simply , their system is the best when it comes to law and order. We are developing country , and I would like to compare us with developed country. We have the legal framework , it's the implementation that's the problem here. The amount of unreported/reported rape that happens in India with guilty not being charged is staggering , and if you think otherwise or if it happens in the west in the same magnitude , you are deluding yourself.
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So , you want us to compare to Pakistan and other third world countries. Do you even vaguely realize that this is a law and order problem or the lack of it. Of course, we should compare with the west , because quite simply , their system is the best when it comes to law and order. We are developing country , and I would like to compare us with developed country. We have the legal framework , it's the implementation that's the problem here. The amount of unreported/reported rape that happens in India with guilty not being charged is staggering , and if you think otherwise or if it happens in the west in the same magnitude , you are deluding yourself.
RIP - India is still a third world country in one sense' date=' I doubt this would have happened in Western democracies.[/quote'] Setting standards and comparing is fine if that's all you want to do, but you claimed something like this never happens in the west and I gave you several examples of things which happen in the west as well.
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