17-year-old girl gang-raped in Uttar Pradesh's Hathras, 1 arrested,
17-year-old girl gang-raped in Uttar Pradesh's Hathras, 1 arrested,
Hathras gangrape: The 17-year-old girl was returning home after attending wedding function when two men raped her.
They stopped the bike and took her to a desolate place by the roadside where they took turns to rape her
Is Uttar Pradesh scummier than some of the other states, or do they just seem to get more articles? It seems like we are getting one of these horrifying stores a week.
It is by far the highest population state in India. More people = more scandals. But even when you try to account for that, there's still an aweful lot of scandals coming out of Uttar Pradesh.
And many of those scandals involve local police or rich locals who believe that laws are for other people, but getting international attention does land them into trouble. So what we're seeing is probably just the tip of the iceberg, but that's true in other places as well.
But even when you try to account for that, there's still an aweful lot of scandals Coming out of Uttar Pradesh.
This doesn't appear to be true. When you account for population Uttar Pradesh has fewer rapes (and crimes in general) than India as a whole.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_states_and_union_territories_of_India_by_crime_rate
I'm never going to India again, I'm sorry if I offend anyone from there, but it's the absolutely worst country I've ever been to. And I've been to some pretty bad countries.
Without reading the article, let me guess, they arrested the girl?
Wouldn't suprise me cause how dare she be a girl.
guys and girls and lizards please don't come to my country until it reaches 20K nominal GDP per capita
Yeah i think you might have some other problems as well
Some info points from my first Google hit https://www.dw.com/en/what-is-behind-indias-rape-problem/a-51739350
Experts say that a woman is raped in India every 16 minutes.
"Rape is a non-bailable offense in the Indian penal code," Anuja Trehan Kapur, a New Delhi-based criminal psychologist and advocate, told DW. Kapur has assisted government officials on high-profile criminal cases, including the 2012 gang rape.
"But people do get bail because of a lack of evidence [in many cases]. The accused are often sheltered by police, or politicians, or even lawyers," Kapur added.
We have a patriarchal society in India, which gives more importance to men. Women are usually considered second-class citizens,"
Damn I thought I was safe.
And the other one had money or influence? Or why did he get away?
In the article, it says they haven't tracked him down yet.