Check out the gang-rape video on YouTube, help trace the rapists

February 6, 2015

Hyderabad, Feb 6: Women's rights activist Sunitha Krishnan shared a video on YouTube yesterday showing five rapists posing for camera while raping a woman mercilessly.

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The rapists posed for a picture with a smile on their face before they took turns to rape the woman.

Sunitha, who runs an NGO in Hyderabad, discovered this video on WhatsApp after an acquaintance informed her about it.

The video was being circulated on WhatsApp and is believed to be six months old.

In order to keep the identity of the rape victim confidential, Sunitha asked her husband, who is a filmmaker, to edit the video and focus solely on the rapists.

Sunitha Krishnan herself was gang-raped by eight men when she was just 15 years old.

Krishnan told, "Ten seconds into the video, I was overcome. I had to stop as I needed to throw up."

The women's rights activist voiced that no one comes forward to help trace the culprits and get them punished.

Krishnan uploaded the video of the rapists on YouTube to initiate a national campaign for shaming the rapists and to get justice for the rape victim.

The activist posted on her Facebook page, "If you know of anybody who has received any such videos, inform me at [email protected]."

Soon after Krishnan announced her campaign on NDTV, some miscreants pelted stones at her car.

In order to get justice for the victim, Sunitha Krishnan is looking forward to meet Union Minister for Women and Child Welfare Maneka Gandhi and other officials in the Union Home Ministry.

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Youth fined for riding without helmet sets bike on fire

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January 2,2020

New Delhi, Jan 2: A 20-year-old man set his motorcycle on fire after he was challaned by the traffic police in south Delhi's Greater Kailash area on Wednesday, police said.

Vikas, a resident of Sangam Vihar, was challaned by the traffic police for riding the motorcycle without helmet, a senior police official said.

The traffic police challaned him and impounded the motorcycle, following which Vikas set the bike on fire, the officer said.

A case has been registered and the accused arrested, the officer added.

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Man poses as police official to get mobile phone repaired

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May 6,2020

A man posed as Superintendent of Police (SP), called up a subordinate police official and asked him to get his mobile phone repaired or face the consequences. But, his bluff was later called and the man landed in lockup.

Azamgarh SP Triveni Singh said the 23-year-old youth, Shubham Upadhyay, is the son of a farmer. He was preparing for competitive exams when his phone developed a snag on Saturday. He tried to reach out to local mechanics, but they were unavailable to fix it due to the lockdown.

Upadhyay used a free caller identification app to call up the in-charge of the Kotwali police station, K. K. Gupta, and threatened to shunt him out, if he failed to swiftly get the work done. Gupta grew suspicious and eventually caught the youth.

n his statement to the police, Shubham Upadhyay said, "On Sunday noon, I tried to breach the district borders to reach Lucknow to repair my phone, but since there was heavy police presence and barricading, I returned home. Later, I installed a free caller identification app in my handset and mentioned the name as SP Azamgarh and even uploaded a photo of the cop to appear genuine."

He first called SHO, Kotwali to get the phone repaired and was told the handset would be picked up from the SP office in an hour. Then, he called a businessman to bring his SUV and hand over his mobile to the SHO.

But when Upadhyay called the police again to suggest a separate meeting point, he raised suspicion. When the SHO tried to confirm the venue, Upadhyay got hesitant and said he would send a peon.

"I suddenly realised something was fishy and rang up the public relation officer of SP Azamgarh, who denied any such order from the SP. When the caller's number was scanned, it displayed the name of SP Azamgarh," said SHO Gupta.

A trap was laid and when the SHO reached the venue, he found one Praveen Shukla sitting in the vehicle. Police got the address of the accused from Shukla and reached Upadhyay's home in Bilariya locality and arrested him.

Upadhyay has been booked under IT Act and for threatening a public servant.

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