NEW DELHI - Cases of rape in India is like a plague. Indian police
told AFP on Thursday (07/03/2013), reported that two women had been abducted
and raped near New Delhi.
Two of these cases occurred more separate and this incident shows
how sexual assault is a very high risk in India. According to police, the first
case occurs when three men abducted and assaulted a 19-year-old woman who will
be riding a motorcycle rickshaw near the popular shopping center in Ghaziabad,
a satellite city of New Delhi, at the end of last week. The woman immediately
pulled the two men were already in the motor rickshaw.
"Rickshaw driver brought his vehicle to a forest in a remote
forest area, where the driver and two male passengers had raped her and then
left the woman," said Nitin Tiwari, police officials in Ghaziabad. Young
women had then come to the nearest police station where the incident was
reported to him. Two male actors rapist was successfully arrested earlier this week,
while the third man is still chased by the police. The second incident
experienced by a woman aged 25 years. This woman met a man in a park in eastern
New Delhi on Wednesday to discuss the possibility of jobs offered this
gentleman.
Police Officer Satbir Singh told AFP report, the woman then offered
a soft drink that has been given an anesthetic. Woman was admitted unconscious
and regained consciousness after he was in a car with several other men. The
man who was allegedly offered jobs rapist. The man then left the woman before
police found at 02.00 in the morning. Police are now pursuing the perpetrators.
Indian police also confirmed that the three-year-old boy who was kidnapped and
raped was treated at a hospital in Kerala, southern India. Similarly, local
media reported Thursday. The boy was reported missing on Tuesday morning, then
found a group of students lying unconscious and handed over to the police.
Rape cases continue reaching different regions of India and make the
public angry and asked the parliament and the government have laws that punish
violent rapists. Approximately four cases of rape occurred in New Delhi,
capital of India, on January 1. This amount is reduced compared to the average
of the two rape cases that occur each day in 2012. Demands severe punishment
for rapists and protection of women in India increased after rape experienced
by a 23-year-old student that occurred in a bus while driving in New Delhi in
December. The student then thrown from the bus and later died from injuries
they suffered.
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