In another gang-rape at Shakti Mills too, a juvenile suspect
Written by Saurabh Gupta | Updated: September 04, 2013 01:19 IST
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Same accused, same location: the abandoned Shakti Mills compound in Mumbai
Mumbai: A minor accused was arrested in the second Shakti Mills gang-rape case on Tuesday. He was detained earlier in the day.
Among the five accused of the gang-rape of a 19-year-old call center worker on July 31, three are already in police custody.
Days after the accused in the gang-rape of a 22-year-old photojournalist confessed they had brutalized other women too, the 19-year-old said she too was gang-raped by at least three of them. A minor was involved in the earlier case too.
The woman, in her statement to the police, said five men assaulted her in the abandoned Shakti Mills compound in the heart of Mumbai on July 31. (Read)
In a modus operandi eerily similar to the August 22 incident, the 19-year-old said her attackers tied up her male friend who had accompanied her to the mills before assaulting her.
Police sources said the call center worker was so traumatized after the incident that she left Mumbai for Chhattisgarh without informing anyone.
Since a missing complaint was filed by her family, the police called the 19-year-old upon her return to Mumbai on Sunday.
It was then that she revealed her ordeal to the police and even identified the three men already under arrest in connection with a similar assault on the photojournalist, sources said.
This is the second case involving the Shakti Mills gang-rape accused, who have admitted to assaulting other women in the past, including a ragpicker, who is yet to come forward to record her statement.
If found to be serial offenders, the accused may end up spending their entire lives behind bars.
From India, Delhi
174Written by Saurabh Gupta | Updated: September 04, 2013 01:19 IST
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Same accused, same location: the abandoned Shakti Mills compound in Mumbai
Mumbai: A minor accused was arrested in the second Shakti Mills gang-rape case on Tuesday. He was detained earlier in the day.
Among the five accused of the gang-rape of a 19-year-old call center worker on July 31, three are already in police custody.
Days after the accused in the gang-rape of a 22-year-old photojournalist confessed they had brutalized other women too, the 19-year-old said she too was gang-raped by at least three of them. A minor was involved in the earlier case too.
The woman, in her statement to the police, said five men assaulted her in the abandoned Shakti Mills compound in the heart of Mumbai on July 31. (Read)
In a modus operandi eerily similar to the August 22 incident, the 19-year-old said her attackers tied up her male friend who had accompanied her to the mills before assaulting her.
Police sources said the call center worker was so traumatized after the incident that she left Mumbai for Chhattisgarh without informing anyone.
Since a missing complaint was filed by her family, the police called the 19-year-old upon her return to Mumbai on Sunday.
It was then that she revealed her ordeal to the police and even identified the three men already under arrest in connection with a similar assault on the photojournalist, sources said.
This is the second case involving the Shakti Mills gang-rape accused, who have admitted to assaulting other women in the past, including a ragpicker, who is yet to come forward to record her statement.
If found to be serial offenders, the accused may end up spending their entire lives behind bars.
From India, Delhi
What made the institution of marriage obsolete? Where will the rising rape phenomenon stagnate?
From India, Delhi
From India, Delhi
Opening post source:
In another gang-rape at Shakti Mills too, a juvenile suspect | NDTV.com
Thank you for providing the opening post source.
From India, Delhi
In another gang-rape at Shakti Mills too, a juvenile suspect | NDTV.com
Thank you for providing the opening post source.
From India, Delhi
These things involve a lot of psychological changes in teens' minds:
1. Media
2. Being accustomed to the latest gadgets
3. Loneliness from parents (Even parents assume they know everything. There should be a senior person such as grandparents in every family.)
4. Wrong perception about Western culture
5. Lifestyle modifications are seriously required!!!!
I am ready for a debate if anyone wants to.
From India, Hyderabad
1. Media
2. Being accustomed to the latest gadgets
3. Loneliness from parents (Even parents assume they know everything. There should be a senior person such as grandparents in every family.)
4. Wrong perception about Western culture
5. Lifestyle modifications are seriously required!!!!
I am ready for a debate if anyone wants to.
From India, Hyderabad
I totally agree with Kryptoncs on the point that there is very wrong perception about the western culture among various teenagers. Ethics and thinking change is required.
From India, Mumbai
From India, Mumbai
Facts remaining the same perception and interpretation can be anything as the perceiver and interpreter pleases.Have you heard the story of 7 blind men and the elephant?
From India, Delhi
From India, Delhi
"5. Seriously required Life style modification!!!!"Kryptoncs Can you name the models who have modified themselves as per your expectations?
From India, Delhi
From India, Delhi
If Asaram Babu fails to control his sexual feelings and commits rape with an ill person, this becomes a focal point for research to understand why it happens. What are the factors that drive a person to commit such acts?
During my childhood, I was forcibly assaulted by our house servant. She showed a keen interest in this behavior even at a young age.
I am certain that no rules or punishments can effectively prevent such incidents because they have been occurring for a long time, and now these issues are being brought into the public eye.
From India, New Delhi
During my childhood, I was forcibly assaulted by our house servant. She showed a keen interest in this behavior even at a young age.
I am certain that no rules or punishments can effectively prevent such incidents because they have been occurring for a long time, and now these issues are being brought into the public eye.
From India, New Delhi
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