Gang-rape victim's friend traumatised, to leave Delhi
By IANS - NEW DELHI
19th December 2012 10:27 PM
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Activists shout slogans outside Delhi Chief Minister's residence during a protest against the recent gang rape case in New Delhi on Wednesday. (PTI)
The father of the 28-year-old software engineer, who was beaten and his female friend gang-raped in a moving bus here, Wednesday said he would take him away to their hometown in Uttar Pradesh to help him recover from the harrowing incident.
"My son has been traumatised. It'll take him months to recover from the incident," the lawyer from Gorakhpur told IANS.
The 23-year-old woman, who was gang-raped by half-a-dozen men in a moving bus here Sunday night, is battling for life in Safdarjung Hospital here.
The men tortured and raped her and then dumped her on the road. Her male friend was also thrashed and thrown out of the bus along with her.
The couple had boarded the bus at Munirka to go to Dwarka after watching a film at a multiplex.
As the father spoke to IANS, his son stood by, his head covered with bandages and both his eyes blackened from the beating he had received Sunday night, when he fought with the six men as they raped his female friend.
Standing inside the Saket court to get his statement of the incident recorded before the metropolitan magistrate, the man looked shaken. Some of his relatives stood alongside, offering moral support to him and his father.
"His statement was recorded before the court today and after consulting doctors, we'll take him back to Gorakhpur," the father said.
"I could not meet the girl so far, as she is very critical and in ICU. But I will try to meet her," he said.
"We are thankful to Delhi Police that they solved the case in 24 hours and put the culprits behind bars," he said.
The lawyer said his son, his oldest child, who has an engineering degree, was living in the national capital for the past four years to prepare for the civil services examinations.
When IANS tried to speak to the youth, the father refused, saying that his son was traumatised and in no condition to speak.
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Comments(2)
Shouldn't Bollyood be responsible for advertising and promoting the main cause of such cases??? Where r the movies that taught morals and values. Bollywood is the sole cause for crime, filth and nudity these days . Transforming human into frustated beasts so What can we expect???? Frustating human beings is what Bollywood is making out of Indians and others, just to make money and fill their belly. Shame on you all. Your simpathy will never ever give back that girl what she has been suffering from it is a night mare all through her life.Stop digusting movies and start teaching the people of India some old morals and values which you have made the new generation lose out. If not then remember .today it is someone elses s daughter or siter tomorrow it can be ours (God forbid). Now Bollywood has a new story for a movie on the way !!!!!
Posted by Kashmir at 12/23/2012 19:40 Reply to this Report abuse
Are you nuts? You bring up male people with weird notions about how women are only meant for cooking and cleaning and are to be treated ssh objects and then you blame bollywood? This is an issue of values and upbringing, not which movies show what. First change the weird culture. Bring up male people to respect people of both genders send treat them as equals. If most countries in the world can do it, why can't Indians? I just read about a politician saying the answer is to buy more cows and respect the cow like she is a mother. The guy can't really be serious? Although joking about an issue like this would making more barbaric.
Posted by Priya at 12/29/2012 13:41 Reply to this Report abuse