Ruchika Molestation Case: Will she ever get justice?
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Ruchika (14), a budding tennis player, was
molested in 1990 by Rathore, the then Inspector General of Police. She committed
suicide three years later by consuming poison as the police official continued
to harass her family. She was expelled from school and false cases were slapped
against her brother. Will people like her ever get justice?
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G G Murkute
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It is true that the law in respect of child girls victim is no tough as required in the changing todays era. but also the court pronounces his judgment after the trial. It doesn't mean that i am of the view that the punishment given to the...
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ujjval jain
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"Enough"
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Mehtab, elaborate proper reasons before you thumb down anybody's comment, especially when you are studying law.
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Kavitha Shankar
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That man should be given more punishment. Merely 6 months is not enough for him. He'll come out and keep on continuing his nuisance. By seeing this kind of small punishments, other anti social people will also get courage to openly do crime. So,...
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Debate: "Ruchika case: Is 6 months enough for such a crime?" deleted from your view.
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Legal Procedures
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The corrupted system
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ANOOP BHARTI
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"Legal Procedures and The corrupted system"
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system of India every case takes time but this is case against ips, so case become complicated in that manner also,so it include both the factors
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Nikhil
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"The roll over of this case so long is also a part of dirty POLITICS."
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Politics played a good part in ensuring justice is delayed and denied
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Ziaul Haque Ansari
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"Legal Procedures"
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The delay in justice is undoubtedly because of the Legal Procedure. Isupport the idea but would like to slightly differ from the view of Mr.Kashif and Mr.Sanjay. The procedure establishd by law is not a vague procedure for just only harrasing the...
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Ideate: "Why it is taking so long for Ruchika to get justice ?" deleted from your view.
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We all know as to what happened to Ruchika's case and as to how powerful Rathore could get promotions despite the pendency of serious allegations against him. It took almost 19 years to see the initial judgment and we can simply expect as to the time it will take if Rathore prefers an appeal and probably knowing that, he could have laughed at the media on the judgment pronouncement day. We all know that it is a systematic collapse and all the important constitutional organs like the executive, legislature and judiciary failed shamefully. There could be many culprits in the episode and media has played a tremendous role in highlighting the issue and in the course of fight for justice. I am n...
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Ratneshwar Prasad Sinha
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every one should take responsibility
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Prakash Jain
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Excellent article, as a matter of fact most of the maladies pertaining to the Indian administrative, political or executive setup could to a very great extent be traced back to a dysfunctional and hopelessly lethargic judicial setup, anything and...
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ujjval jain
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Hats off & thumbs up. Mr Rao what I as a normal & responsible citizen of this country after listening the same debate with Times Now that you have referred, feel that this is not only the judiciary that has collapsed, but the whole system has...
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NATTERAJA R. ARIKRISHNAN
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"No"
| 1 year ago
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Of course Mr.S.Balu, i would like to endorse the views and also Ms.Sheetal and Mr.Sachin Kumar have very well contributed.
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Dr Ali Ahmad
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"Yes"
| 2 years ago
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Thanks for the referral Mr. Sachin I think this is indeed a land mark hearing. Yes the case took almost 20 years to come to justice, but the important thing is that it did. The media has a big hand in bringing the culprit to justice not only in...
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Sheetal Bhandari
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"No"
| 2 years ago
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I really don't think like that. Its very hard to say by seeing a powerful person like SP Rathore getting punished for his deeds, but there are still many like him tainted who are roaming freely, its just because media made a huge controversy of...
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people
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politicians
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Manish N Chugh
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"people"
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Its we the general public on whose basis these politicians play their game. Its we give them chance for such moves, they dare to take. So i feel its in the hands of general public to overcome such nuisance played by those politicians... Jago...
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Respected too-step members and friends, If you find time, please read my comment on Ram Jethmalani's comment on Ruchika case in NDTV's programme. http://durgaraovanayam.blogspot.com/2009/12/what-i-feel-about-ram-jethmalanis.html Thank you.
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Priya Varadan
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| 2 years ago
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legal matters cant be decided on the basis of media dicussions and public opinion. many a a times the star news anchors want an yes or no for an answer on issues relating to sucrity and public policy... Govt of India ka kya? having said that we...
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ujjval jain
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| 2 years ago
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Mr Jethmalani is one of the most renowned lawyers of the nation & has great insight of law & legal procedures of this country. What as a novice I feel that Mr Jethmalani was just stuck on the problem part i.e every now & then during the debate he...
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An environment that produces
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Male mentality of dominating women
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Dhanashree
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"US & EU ... Dominate"
| 10 months ago
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Spoken like a true chauvinist. !! So now women must dress to please men, and if we dont you will rape us! When judiciary intervenes by passing guidelines/laws to prevent sexual harassment at workplace, you feel threatened by it. If only more women...
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Makrand Bhave
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"US & EU ... Dominate"
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India is still safe I would say. US nd EU take the cake in sexual harrassment. Thats solely because the dressing sense in these countries is independent of the male emotion. Iys very female oriented. The number of these kind of cases in India are...
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No to physical punishment
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Personality Matters & not Punishment,,
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Makrand Bhave
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"Personality Matters & not Punishment,,"
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I agree to a large extent to this idea. It is indeed the teachers who get the first glimpse of how and what the child is or could be... They should advocate these strengths and then manipulate the differences to bring out the best in the child....
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ujjval jain
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"Personality Matters & not Punishment,,"
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I don't want teachers for my kids who just lay their emphasis on numbers, ranks or gradings. Instead I personally wish teachers, who being professionals can do a SWOT analysis of my children can concentrate assist for the strengths at the same...
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Ziaul Haque Ansari
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"No to physical punishment"
| 2 years ago
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Fear of physical punishment can make the student a well trained student but not a well educated student. And for the development and benefit of socity well educate and not well trained persons are required
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Rambabu Kanugula
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| 1 year ago
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We( Country) should not waste our time for such kind of stray dogs . he deserved very cruel punishment
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ANOOP BHARTI
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"No"
| 1 year ago
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i agree with Nikhil sir,but attempt is enough to show anger.
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Kiran Kumar Reddy
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"Yes"
| 2 years ago
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Rathore was attacked by angry youth Utsav Sharma shows how restless people can become if real justice is not done to victim and right punishment is not given to a culprit is regard of his status or any political influence. This what you get when...
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Nikhil
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| 1 year ago
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Besides this his pension must stop all his medasl recalled and his name taken off records
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K. NARAYAN
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"No"
| 2 years ago
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I would like to ask one question : Ruchika committed suicide three years after her molestation by Rathore. During this time , Rathore ensured that she was expelled from her school , and harassed her brother. What did her parents do during this...
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Kavitha Shankar
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"Yes"
| 2 years ago
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Nitesh I agree with you, the period of punishment should be extended. The punishments should be made more severe only then the crime rate will come down.......
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Debate: "Ruchika case: Should punishment be extended at least by the tenure equivalent to dragged period??" deleted from your view.
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