Delhi Commission for Women chairperson Swati Maliwal on Monday demanded death penalty for the 36-year-old man held for raping a six-year-old girl in the national capital
Delhi Commission for Women chairperson Swati Maliwal on Monday demanded death penalty for the 36-year-old man held for raping a six-year-old girl in the national capital
"Visited 6 year old rape survivor in hospital. She was raped so brutally dat despite 4 hour operation, her internal organs are damaged! Father rickshaw puller, stepmom beggar & family homeless. Request courts to give death to guilty immediately. Seek support from society to help rehab girl," Maliwal tweeted
According to an India Today report, the girl was allegedly kidnapped by a eunuch on July 14 when she was playing near Kali Mandir in New Delhi. She was found in a pool of blood at 11.30 pm. She was badly injured and was bleeding profusely. Her parents, who were frantically searching for her, rushed her to the hospital..
Apart from making a public appeal, Maliwal also appealed to PM Modi to implement provisions in the recently passed ordinance urgently and ensure that the guilty are given death penalty within 3 months.
Meanwhile, DCW has made an appeal to public to help a 6-year-old girl who was brutally raped the city. DCW chief Swati Maliwal said that those who wish to help the girl should send an e-mail on livingpositive@gmail.com
Earlier, a lifeguard has been arrested on the charge of raping a three-and-half-year-old girl on the premises of a private school in Greater Noida. The alleged crime was committed on Thursday and a case was registered on Friday after a complaint from the child's parents.
The police arrested the suspect after the child gave enough hints about his involvement. He allegedly sexually assaulted her when nursery students were taken to the school's pool to be taught swimming.
"After coming home, she complained of severe pain in the lower abdomen. Her parents took her to a private hospital where doctors confirmed sexual assault. Their report said her hymen was torn," said Manoj Pant of Surajpur police.
The police said the toddler managed to tell her parents about the accused and she started screaming loudly pointing towards the lifeguard when she was taken to the school.
"Upon being examined, the doctors have confirmed injury in the private part of the victim which clearly shows sexual assault. The accused has been arrested and an FIR under IPC section 376 (Rape) and 7/8 of the Protection of Child from Sexual Offences Act (POCSO) has been registered in Surajpur police station" added Pant.
If convicted under the stringent POCSO, the lifeguard faces a minimum 10 years in jail.
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