3 Cops Held In Rape of Srilankan Girl- CBI Investigate Soon

CHENNAI:Three constables who had allegedly raped a Sri Lankan Tamil woman, her mother has filed a petition in the Madras high court seeking compensation and a CBI probe. The young woman committed self-immolation after the alleged incident and later gave a dying declaration against the cops. 

Padmavathi  is victim mother, contended that she and her daughter were picked up by the Karur police from their refugee camp at Rayanoor on March 7, 2010. The police, who had come in a van, claimed that her husband had been detained in connection with a murder case and that he wanted to meet them. 
               
                                    Victim Raped by 3 Cops

                              

Padmavathi said, they were taken to an armed reserve force camp, where she was asked to wait in the van and her daughter was taken into a building. After nearly three hours, she too was allowed into the building where she saw three constables in civil dress walking out. Her daughter  looked without dress, she said, adding that her daughter was completely shaken and not in a position to even talk. 

Later, the mother and the daughter were taken back to their home in police van. On the way, another constable threatened to kill her husband if they revealed the incident to anyone, Padmavathi said. 

Moments after returning to their hut, Padmavathi's daughter doused herself with kerosene and set herself ablaze. Later advocate rushed to

the hospital and recorded statement from victim through mobile before

she die.  

                                    Culprits was not Arrested

In spite of all the clinching evidence and the dying declaration implicating the three cops, no first information report (FIR) was registered by the police and none of the culprits were arrested.

so for.

My agony is Justice should not Failed against this Victim.

Sexual Harassment on Chennai buses

     

          

Here is some good news for women who undergoing harassment on MTC buses. The Chennai Police have joined hands with MTC to crack down on footboard romeos' and other tormentors of women. MTC has identified a list of seven bus routes, where trouble-makers are on the prowl. 

The routes identified are 33 (MKB Nagar to High Court), 45B (Anna Square to Guindy Industrial Estate), 47 (Adyar to Villivakkam) , 47 A (Besant Nagar to ICF), 29 C (Perambur to Besant Nagar), 27 D (Foreshore Estate to Villivakkam) and 27 H (Avadi to Triplicane). 

Students of the SIET College for Women take 45B, while a large number of students of Stella Maris and MOP Vaishnav Colleges are dependent on 29C and 27D. "Harassment happens mostly on bus routes where women's colleges are located. Men get on these buses even though they may have to go elsewhere," said by MTC official. 

"Men of all ages indulge in harassment of women. Some are teenagers, others elderly men.

                                           Women Opinion

Since such incidents happen in crowded buses, many women said that plying more buses on the identified routes would help. "Route 27H needs many more buses as hundreds of working women and college students take this route," said Priya, a college lecturer.  

Police Action

The police will deploy more personnel at bus stops on these routes, including personnel in plainclothes. "Once the MTC gives us details of the routes, we will deploy more personnel," said Shakeel Akhter, additional commissioner of police (law and order).

                            
                                               My Suggestion

My suggestion towards this harresment,during peak hours like college hours and official time as I mentioned above different routes where mostly women traveling.MTC buses would ply more “Women Special” Buses, so that Girls of different colleges and working women can travel alttogether on Women Special buses Safely to their homes.                              

Five-storey building collapses in Delhi

 A five-storey residential building collapsed in Lalita Park in New Delhi's Laxmi Nagar area on Monday evening. Delhi's Health Minister Kiran Walia, who is at the spot, told NDTV that 28 people have died and 50 others are injured. 


Several people are feared trapped under the debris. Rescue operations are on and the injured have been shifted to Lal Bahadur Shastri and LNJP hospitals.


According to eyewitnesses, at least 400-500 people were staying in the building which collapsed at 7.30 pm. Their is no confirmation on how the building collapsed but according to locals, the basement of the building was filled with water and some construction work was going on which further weakened the base of the building.


Speaking to NDTV, Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit said, "30 to 40 people are yet to be rescued. I think this disaster happened because of the carelessness of the builder. I will order an inquiry into the incident."
Rescue work is going on and the people in the area have been assisting the police officials and the fire brigade.


So  this happened due to  promoter negalince , therefore this will be an example for other Builders and Promoters to take this issue seriously. because  you are not only building flats and making money out of this, moreover you deal with human life.


My condolence to people who died there.

Courage to Handle

Did you know that an eagle knows when a storm is approaching long before it breaks?
The eagle will fly to some high spot and wait for the winds to come. When the storm hits, it sets its wings so that the wind will pick it up and lift it above the storm. While the storm rages below, the eagle is soaring above it.


The eagle does not escape the storm. It simply uses the storm to lift it higher. It rises on the winds that bring the storm.


When the storms of life come upon us - and all of us will experience them - we can rise above them by setting our minds and our belief toward God. The storms do not have to overcome us. We can allow God's power to lift us above them.


God enables us to ride the winds of the storm that bring sickness, tragedy, failure and disappointment in our lives. We can soar above the storm.
Remember, it is not the burdens of life that weigh us down, it is how we handle them.

Faith will move mountains.