Brutality against a junior doctor in Kolkata.
About 12 years ago, Nirbhaya became a victim of brutality in the national capital, Delhi. It was December in the year 2012. The 16th was a cold night. Nirbhaya was traveling in a bus with her friend. She was gang-raped in this moving bus. Six people molested him. After that, they threw him on the road and ran away. Nirbhaya died on December 29, 13 days after the incident that shook the country. This was the fictitious name he unfortunately got. The law has changed and a decade has passed but humanity still stands the same. A beast living among humans has now tortured a trainee doctor at a government hospital in West Bengal. FAIMA (Federation of All India Medical Associations) calls it Nirbhaya-2.
RG Kar Medical College and Hospital is a famous hospital in Kolkata. The body of a trainee doctor was found in the seminar hall here on August 9. There were no full clothes on the body. There were injury marks on several parts of the body. Blood was coming out of the eyes and mouth. The post mortem report revealed the brutality meted out to him.
The incident took place between 3 am and 6 am!
Within hours of the incident, the Kolkata Police formed an SIT. Sanjay Roy, who was often seen at the hospital, was arrested in the preliminary investigation itself. Based on investigations and inquiries so far, it is believed that the victim was assaulted shortly before her body was found. Meaning, this incident of cruelty happened to him between 3 and 6 in the morning.
Blood was oozing from the eyes and mouth
A postmortem examination revealed severe injuries on several parts of the victim’s body. Her strangulation and bleeding from her eyes and mouth came to light, which was also proved in the report. Apart from this, the report also revealed that she was killed before being raped.
Sanjay went to her house after the murder and rape. He fell asleep on reaching home. Wash your clothes to remove evidence. During the investigation, the police found blood stains on his shoes. Apart from this, the police also found a broken piece of earphone from the spot. Along with this, a sensational revelation has been made from his mobile phone found by the police.
The accused is addicted to watching obscene videos and drinking alcohol
The police have found that the accused is addicted to alcohol. He is also addicted to watching porn videos. This video is very unusual. Which tells about his perverted mentality. He has been married four times. Three of his wives left him. A wife died.
After this heartbreaking incident, there is anger across the country with those associated with the medical profession. Protests are taking place. Along with the punishment of the accused, questions are also being raised about the safety of the health workers. The Federation of Resident Doctors Association (FORDA) has announced the closure of alternative health services across the country.
Then the investigation will be handed over to the CBI
West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee has now come into action in response to the growing anger of doctors and the people of the country. He has said that the accused should be given death penalty. He further said that if the state police fails to solve the case quickly, the government will consider handing over the case to the CBI.
A police investigation is currently underway, which is looking into the possibility of other people’s involvement in the incident. The victim’s family is constantly raising questions that other people may be involved in the case.
Rapists do not deserve to live in society
TMC leader Abhishek Banerjee has said that he will introduce a bill in Parliament for speedy trial and punishment of the accused within a week. He said that rapists do not deserve to live in society. They should either be killed in an encounter or hanged.
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FAIMA (Federation of All India Medical Associations) has expressed outrage over the brutality meted out to the trainee doctor. Demonstrations have been announced across the country demanding stricter punishment for the accused. In this series, faculty associations in Maharashtra, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Punjab, Madhya Pradesh, Telangana, Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh, Chandigarh, Rajasthan, Gujarat and other states are participating in this protest.
We want justice. # Nirbhaya 2.0: FAIMA
FAIMA has announced that we stand with the protesting doctors across India. We call upon the doctors of the country to join this protest from Tuesday. We want justice. #Nirbhaya2.0. FAIMA continues to call this Nirbhaya 2.0.
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What happened to Delhi’s Nirbhaya?
- 2012
- December 16: 5 people brutalized Nirbhaya (victim’s fictitious name). They include bus driver Ram Singh, his brother Mukesh Singh, Akshay Thakur, Vinay Sharma, Pawan Gupta and a minor.
- 2013
- June 3: Delhi Police files a chargesheet against the accused, prosecuting them under sections of murder, gang-rape, kidnapping and others.
- January 28: The JJB (Juvenile Justice Board) in its decision said that the sixth accused is a minor.
- February 2: Five adult accused charged with 13 offences, including murder.
- March 11: Bus driver Ram Singh was found hanging in his barracks in Tihar Jail.
- March 21: The barbarity with Nirbhaya caused great anger among the people of the country. The demand to hang the accused became strong. Keeping all these things in mind, the rape law in the country was amended.
- August 31: JJB convicts Kishore of gang-rape and murder. Three years imprisonment.
- September 10: Fast track court convicts Mukesh, Vinay, Akshay, Pawan on 13 charges including gang rape, murder and attempt to kill Nirbhaya’s friend.
- September 13: Fast track court sentences all four convicts to death.
- November 1: Delhi High Court begins daily hearing of the case.
- 2014
- March 13: Delhi High Court upholds the death sentence awarded to the four convicts.
- 2015
- December 20: Delhi High Court refuses to stay release of juvenile. He was released after spending 3 years in jail.
- 3 April 2016: Supreme Court starts hearing the case.
- 2017
- March 27: After hearing the case for nearly a year, the Supreme Court reserves its decision.
- May 5: The Supreme Court stayed the death sentences of Akshay Thakur, Vinay Sharma, Pawan Gupta and Mukesh Singh.
- In July 2018, the Supreme Court rejected the review petition of Pawan, Mukesh and Vinay.
- December 13: Nirbhaya’s parents petition the Patiala House Court for speedy execution of the convicts.
- 2019
- October 29: Tihar Jail gives convicts 7 days to file mercy petitions.
- November 8: Vinay Sharma files a mercy petition before the Delhi government.
- November 29: Delhi government’s home department rejects Vinay’s mercy plea. The file was sent to the Chief Secretary.
- November 30: The Chief Secretary rejected the application and sent the file to the Home Minister, Delhi government.
- December 1: Minister rejects it and sends it to LG’s office.
- December 2: LG rejects Vinay’s mercy plea.
- The Home Ministry sent its recommendation to the President and the Delhi government to reject Vinay’s mercy petition.
- December 10: Akshay files a review petition in the Supreme Court.
- December 17: CIL recused itself from hearing the review petition.
- 2020
- On January 7, the four convicts were ordered to be hanged at Tihar Jail on January 22 at 7 am.
- 14: Supreme Court dismisses curative petition of Vinay and Mukesh Kumar.
- January 17: The then President Ram Nath Kovind rejected Mukesh’s mercy plea. The trial court again issued a death warrant and fixed the date of execution.
- January 25: Mukesh moves Supreme Court against rejection of mercy plea.
- January 28: Supreme Court hears arguments, reserves decision.
- January 29: Convict Akshay Kumar approaches the Supreme Court with a curative petition.
- January 30: The Supreme Court rejected Akshay Kumar Singh’s curative petition.
- January 31: Supreme Court rejects Pawan’s plea.
- February 1: The Center moved the High Court against the trial court’s order.
- February 2: The High Court reserved its decision on the Centre’s petition.
- February 5: High Court dismisses Centre’s plea against trial court order.
- February 6: Tihar officials approach court for fresh death warrant, trial court seeks response from convicts.
- February 7: A Delhi court rejects Tihar’s plea seeking a new date for the execution of the convicts.
- February 11: Vinay moves the Supreme Court challenging the rejection of the mercy petition.
- February 13: Pawan refuses to take DLSA’s lawyer as legal aid.
- February 14: Supreme Court dismisses Vinay’s plea challenging President’s rejection of mercy plea.
- February 17: Mukesh refuses to be represented by advocate Vrinda Grover. The Patiala House Court has issued a new death warrant for March 3.
- February 28: Pawan files a curative petition in the Supreme Court.
- March 24: Supreme Court rejects Pawan’s curative petition.
- March 4: The Delhi government approaches the court seeking a new date for the execution of the convicts.
- March 5: Delhi court fixed March 20 as the date of execution of the convicts.
- March 6: Mukesh moves the Supreme Court to restore his legal remedies.
- March 11: Pawan moves court to file FIR against police for alleged assault in jail.
- March 12: Pawan’s father approaches the High Court against the trial court’s order to lodge an FIR against the sole witness.
- March 13: Vinay approaches HC claiming irregularities in rejection of mercy petition.
- March 16: Supreme Court rejects Mukesh’s plea to restore legal remedies. Three death row convicts approached the ICJ seeking a stay on their execution.
- March 17: Mukesh approaches the court seeking cancellation of the death sentence, claiming he was not in Delhi at the time of the crime, the plea is rejected. Pawan approached the Supreme Court with a fresh curative petition. Akshay filed another mercy petition.
- March 18: Mukesh approaches the High Court against the March 17 trial court order, the plea is dismissed.
- March 20: Delhi High Court rejects plea of ​​Nirbhaya convicts.
- March 20: All four convicts were hanged at Tihar Jail at 5.30 am.
