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Ranaghat nun gang-rape: Suspect held in Mumbai by West Bengal police


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No surprise really to see our sickular media avoiding the follow up news of the nun gangrape, their mission was successful, demonize BJP/RSS/Hindus in front of national and international audience. God save this country !!!

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unfortunately the damage is done.. the whole world knows about only one side of the story
Worse part is even ft covered this story of safety of Christians in India. I know a mallu friend of mine who is Christian, He sounded very worried too. I had to reason that its media, to him and he was still unsure.
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And when news came out some people solved this case in 10 minutes sitting on their computer.:haha:
And when the next crime happens, they will come up with the same solution
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And when news came out some people solved this case in 10 minutes sitting on their computer.:haha:
They have macros to solve such cases.Just have to enter names and it will automatically shows you the culprit.
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CID has released their names — Md Salim Sheikh (who allegedly raped the 71-year-old nun), Habib, Babu, Fakir, Farooq, Manik, Tuhin and Nazoor. Investigators have matched the names to the CCTV pictures and sketches with the help of the two women. They are all from Jessore in Bangladesh. Sources say Indian law enforcement is in touch with their Bangladeshi counterparts. The interrogation of Salim and Gopal has yielded details of how the crime was planned and executed and how the criminals escaped. CID says Gopal, who worked as a mason after crossing over from Bangladesh in 2002, was hired by the sisters to do some construction at the Ranaghat convent. That is when he surveyed the compound and started plotting the crime, say investigators. On Saturday, CID said that a suspect, Milon Sheikh, who was believed to be part of the gang, was actually the ringleader. He is on the run. All the robbers frequently visited India, often illegally, and Manik and Nazoor had come thrice in recent months. They had last come on March 6 and left on March 10, before returning on March 12 for the Ranaghat convent robbery, says CID.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/CID-names-all-suspects-in-Ranaghat-case/articleshow/46731604.cms?utm_source=twitter.com&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=TOIIndiaNews
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