#JusticsForAsifa |
Negative Mentality- Why people stand behind rapists?
Kathua rape-murder case and Hindu- Muslim
battle. It's a big shame
New Delhi: In January
2018, Asifa Bano, an eight-year-old girl was wearing a purple dress, was riding
her horse in a meadow in Kashmir when a man kept her in the woods. He followed.
According to the
police, he grabbed him from the neck and forced him to take gold pills. With
the help of a friend, he says, he pulled him into a nearby temple and locked
him in.
For the next three
days, the police say, two men and at least one other raped her repeatedly. The
suspects told the investigators that their purpose was to ruin the mood of Asifa
community outside the area. Finally, he was a police constable after a man,
allegedly urging him to rape for the last time.
A few days later, pieces of Asifa were found in the woods, in the same purple dress, now blurred with blood.
Eight people have
been arrested in connection with the case, and according to the police in the
state of Jammu and Kashmir, many people have admitted where the murder was
done. Two police officers from the accused have accepted thousands of dollars
to cover the crime. One of the arrested suspects said that he was 15 years old,
although, on the basis of the medical officer, the police officer believes that
he is at least 19 years old.
It seemed like a different, horrible episode of sexual violence in India, by cruel men,
persecuted against a powerless girl. But in the months of Asifa's
assassination, the matter has become another battleground in the religious wars
of India.
Some Hindu
nationalists have turned this into a rallying cry - not for justice but for the
sake of Asifa, it is running to protect the accused. All the arrested people
are Hindus, and the horrors of Asifa are Bakarwal Muslims.
Some police officers
investigating the matter are also Muslim, and for this reason, rape supporters
say that they cannot be trusted.
This week, a crowd of
lawyers prevented physicians from entering the court to file a charge against
the men to physicians. Officers started retreating in the evening to complete
the paperwork in the evening.
Protests and
counterprotests are now spreading. On Wednesday, protesters closed Kathua,
which included dozens of Hindu women, who helped block the highway and organize
the hunger strike.
Bimla Devi, one of the protesters, said, "They are against our religion." If the accused men are not released, then he said, "We will burn ourselves."
Police officials say
that they have physical evidence and DNA tests that connect the defendant with
the death of Asifa. He also said that he has interviewed more than 130
witnesses who clearly confirmed the facts that emerged.
Attempts to derail the case
Many prominent
members of India's major political power, although the Hindu Nationalist
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the PDP in Jammu and Kashmir, the BJP is
pressurizing the state police to remove the matter, the Central Bureau of
Investigation (CBI) ) It will be a better, more neutral agency to handle.
Many people suspect
that this is an attempt to liberate the accused, given that the Bureau is a
hand of the Central Government, which the BJP controls.
Crime inside the Hindu temple
A Hindu temple in the center of the crime makes this case even more combustible. Police say that
Sanjay Ram, the guard of the temple, prepared this plan as a way to terrorize
the Bakr and they recruited a nephew and some friends to abduct and kill Asifa.
Police say that he believes that Asifa was chosen only because he himself and
"soft target" was.
For generations,
Bakarwal said, who flows with their herds in the plains and hills of northern
India has taken a lease of pastoral pastures of Hindu farmers for pasture for
their animals in winter. But in recent years, some Hindus in the Kathua region
have started campaigning against the nomination. The villagers said that Ram
was his ringleader.
One Bakarwal leader Talib Hussain said, "His poison is spreading."
"When I was
young, I remember that the names of Sanjī Rām in Muslim women were called. If
they wanted to scare each other, then they would take Sanjī Rām's name, because
he would go to Bikrwala for misbehaving with women.".
Emotions between the
two communities are so bitter that when Asifa did not return from the
grassland, his parents immediately suspected that something terrible has been
done for him.
He admitted the
police and went to Ram's small temple where Ram works. He stressed that he did
not see the girl. The temple was closed. According to the police, at that
moment, Asifa was hungry, a table and some plastic were hidden under the matt.
Asifa's father Mohammad Yusuf Pujwala said that his daughter had been killed for one reason: to remove the Bakarwals. But we are here and live here, this is our home." She was almost tired of mourning Asifa, she never went to school, even though her brothers had her. To do his favorite thing was to play in grassland.
Unimaginable brutality, says Rahul Gandhi
Congress President
Rahul Gandhi on Thursday described the rape and murder of an eight-year-old
girl in Kathua as "unimaginable cruelty" which cannot go unpunished
and wondered how anybody can protect criminals is. They also tampered in the
politics played on the crime.
He asked, "how
can one defend the criminals of this kind of evil," he said that violence
against the child was a crime against humanity.
He said on Twitter,
"It cannot be innocent."
He tweeted, "If
we allow politics to interfere with an innocent child -an 8 yr girl in
unimaginable cruelty, then what do we become?
Bollywood film industry personalities described their feelings on Unnao and Kathua rape and demanded immediate action against the culprits.
Celebrities took
social media to condemn two cruel incidents, which have surprised the country.
In Unnao, a juvenile rape survivor claimed that BJP MP Kuldeep Singh Sengar had raped her and her father died in police custody. The Uttar Pradesh government, led by Yogi Adityanath, filed the first information report (FIR) against Sengar.
While living in Kathua, six people allegedly raped eight-year-old Asifa who had kept them in jail for a week in a small temple village for a week in January. He was drug so that he could commit sexual harassment before being convicted of death.
Famous screenwriter
Javed Akhtar said that it was a high time that women came forward in support of
women's rights. "Those who want justice for women, stand up and raise
their voices against physicians and their guardians in Unnao and Kathua.
"In Unnao, the alleged rapist's brother has been arrested to kill the father of the rape victim, who has made him the cause of his death, till now the government is not doing anything, the MLA is weak and his family is 'weak'. People ', "he wrote.
Director Hansal Mehta tweeted and told how Asifa's rape and murder demonstrated by Hindu nationalists, who defended the accused in the case.
"Is this
nationalism?" Mehta wrote with the link.
Sonam Kapoor shared
the same article and called "fake citizens and fake Hindus" in their
tweets.
"False citizens
and fake Hindus embarrassed and disgusted. I do not believe that it is
happening in my country," he wrote.
Actor-filmmaker Farhan Akhtar appealed for an eight-year-old girl, who was subjected to unknown cruelty.
"Imagine what is
happening at 8 years of age, kept in captivity, kept in captivity, has been
raped in days, and then if you do not feel panic then it has been murdered if
you do Asifa If you do not demand, then get justice, you are nothing. "Farhan
tweeted.
In a temple, an eight-year-old girl was gang-raped and murdered because she belonged to a Muslim tribe that wanted to oust the winged goondas from the Hindu right from their area! # Kathua # India Join us at #JusticeForAsifa today in #Delhi! "
Actor-comic Veer Das asked people to unite political differences and to unite to fight crime criminals.
"I can not
breathe after reading it, I need to share it, and you also do it, please."
Justice for Asifa, dear politician, I will give each of you a miserable scam
and my army of thin sycophants Want to see your parties and your nonsense * On
one side and do something to ensure that any child will ever have to face with
this girl, but you will not, because come Are not worthy of this country, "he
tweeted.
Ritesh Deshmukh wrote, "An 8-year-old man has been punished, raped and murdered and the other is fighting for justice for himself and is in custody in the death of his father. We have any choice, either our voice Raise or become a silent spectator. 'If you are standing alone, then stand up for the right.
Filmmaker Shirish
Kunder shared a news article and wrote, "Please read it. If your blood
boils, please share it, because once it is a class of people supporting these
demons, its meaning It will be that some humanity is still alive. "
Tisca Chopra also
tweeted, "So painful to read about #Unnao and # Kathua, how strongly the
government will react strongly will be PMO India. At least I will not vote for
the forthcoming elections if they do not take action this time Are. "
Actor Rahul Bose called the events "intra-punching".
Bose said,
"Unimaginable illusion that is disturbing at so many levels. Our response
will determine what we have become as a society."
Actors Ranvir Shore
and Richa Chadha attacked those who had defended the accused in the name of
religion.
"If these people
had a small part of respect and honor towards Hinduism, then they would take-up
arms against those who used to use a temple for torture, rape, and murder!
These people are annoyed when people are committed These crimes have been
hanged, slogans like 'Jai Shri Ram' and 'Jai of Bharat Mai' are being used to
protect the criminals of serious crimes, these evil beasts Area destroyed India
and Hinduism. Anoro and Kathua, "Shorey said.
"These men fast
on Navratri and pray from Goddess Mata, yet they protect a person who has
planned a rape, torture, and murder of a child inside the temple, see them,
embarrass them. If a horrible news report can make reliable people, why hate
Hindus are not unemployed, "Chadha tweeted.
All Indian lovers have demanded justice for Asifa.
#JusticeforAsifa