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Yesterday only I was just going through news channels and got a big shock by hearing the news. Even I did not believe it first so I went to social networking to confirm it.
We all remember about the henious Delhi gangrape case which triggered anger in our minds and also a nationwide protests. Slogans, morchas were held, people sitting outside braving the cold just to want justice for that girl. People wanted stronger ans stricter punishment for that nasty creatures who not only gangrape her, but were also responsible for her death.
But after seeing the news yesterday, I was immensely shocked after the punishment the minor got.The minor who was the 'most brutal' got only 3 years of imprisonment. The minor was responsible damage of her internal organs which he tried to took out with a rod was just given only 3 years imprisonment. What a shame !!!
They say that, no one is small or big in front of law, but what was done yesterday deemed that saying.Just 3 years of imprisonment for such a shameful act.
The father of the deceased girl said, "Our daughter has died and now after listening to this verdict we have virtually died.This will only encourage crime. I was hoping that the juvenile accused will given life imprisonment, but he was given only three years (in special home). The court by giving lighter punishment of three years has actually encouraged the other juveniles to commit crimes. The law must change."
Which brings us to the main question, JUSTICE DONE??
In my opinion it is not.
Even he is a juvenile[minor] the judge should have given him a stricter punishment. A punishment which not only will bring fear into those shameful people but will give them goosebumps if they think about doing crime..
At last the saying from the film Aandha Kanoon is true
"Yeh Aandha Kanoon hain"
(Law is totally blind)
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