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Life Term "To Repent": Mumbai Gang-Rape Convicts' Death Penalty Commuted
Bombay High Court today commuted to life imprisonment the death penalty awarded to 3 convicts in the 2013 gang-rape case of a 22-year-old photojournalist inside the defunct Shakti Mills compound in central Mumbai.
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2013 Mumbai Gang-Rape Juvenile Convict Arrested For Stabbing Man
A convict in the 2013 Shakti Mills gangrape case in Mumbai and his associate were arrested on Wednesday for allegedly stabbing and injuring a man here over drugs, a police official said.
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Bombay High Court Upholds Death Penalty For Repeat Rape Convicts
The Bombay High Court on Monday upheld the constitutional validity of a section of the Indian Penal Code, which states that a repeat rape offender can be imprisoned for the rest of his life or sentenced to death.
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"Rape A Very Serious Offence": Centre Defends Death Penalty In Court
Justifying the legislature's decision to provide death penalty for repeat offence of rape, the Union government on Wednesday told the Bombay High Court that rape laws had been amended in 2013 to introduce a powerful deterrent against such crimes.
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Shakti Mills Gang-Rapes: Two Juveniles Convicted, Sent To Correction School
Two minors have been convicted for the gang-rapes of a photojournalist and telephone operator in the abandoned Shakti Mills compound in Mumbai last year.
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SHOCKING! Women having sex should be hanged, says Abu Azmi
In a bizarre and grotesque statement, the state Samajwadi Party (SP) chief Abu Azmi said women who were raped should also be punished.
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Rape is not a 'mistake': Delhi braveheart's parents deplore Mulayam's shocker
The parents of the young student who died after being gang-raped on a moving bus in Delhi in December, 2012, have condemned Uttar Pradesh politician Mulayam Singh Yadav's comment that three rape convicts sentenced to death in Mumbai "made a mistake" and did not deserve to be hanged.
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Mulayam's shocker on rape: 'they are boys, they make mistakes'
"They are boys, they make mistakes" - Uttar Pradesh politician Mulayam Singh Yadav's view that three men convicted of gang-raping two women in Mumbai were 'poor fellows' who did not deserve the death sentence, has sparked anger.
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Mulayam's shocker on rape: Boys make mistakes, why hang them?
Uttar Pradesh politician Mulayam Singh Yadav has sparked outrage with his comments questioning the death sentence handed out to three men who were convicted of two gang-rapes in Mumbai last week. "Should rape cases be punished with hanging? They are boys, they make mistakes," he said today while campaigning for the national election.
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Mumbai: Shakti Mills gang-rape survivor's mother speaks out
The mother of the gang-rape survivor reveals how she lives in constant fear for the safety of her daughter, who is taunted by locals and kept at arm's length by relatives, ever since she was subjected to the crime.
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Blog: Covering the Shakti Mills Gang-Rape Case
From the day the survivor almost fainted in court till the sentencing on Friday, this trial has been unique.
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Shakti Mills gang-rapes: 3 convicts sentenced to death for repeat offence
Three men convicted of two gang-rapes in the abandoned Shakti Mills in Mumbai last year have been sentenced to death.
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Three men convicted of two gang-rapes in Shakti Mills may face death sentence
Three men convicted of two gang-rapes in Mumbai's Shakti Mills have become the first to be convicted under a section that punishes repeat offenders with a life term or death sentence.
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Shakti Mills gang-rape case: attorney general to file reply on constitutional validity of section 376(E)
The Bombay high court has asked the Attorney General of India to file a reply on the constitutional validity of Section 376(E) while hearing a plea by the defence lawyers in the Shakti Mills photojournalist gang-rape case.
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Mumbai: High Court raises questions on validity of Shakti Mills gang-rape trial
The Bombay High Court today raised questions about legal validity of the trial court's decision to frame an additional charge against the accused in the Shakti Mills gang-rape case involving a woman photojournalist after the accused were convicted.
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Life Term "To Repent": Mumbai Gang-Rape Convicts' Death Penalty Commuted
Bombay High Court today commuted to life imprisonment the death penalty awarded to 3 convicts in the 2013 gang-rape case of a 22-year-old photojournalist inside the defunct Shakti Mills compound in central Mumbai.
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2013 Mumbai Gang-Rape Juvenile Convict Arrested For Stabbing Man
A convict in the 2013 Shakti Mills gangrape case in Mumbai and his associate were arrested on Wednesday for allegedly stabbing and injuring a man here over drugs, a police official said.
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Bombay High Court Upholds Death Penalty For Repeat Rape Convicts
The Bombay High Court on Monday upheld the constitutional validity of a section of the Indian Penal Code, which states that a repeat rape offender can be imprisoned for the rest of his life or sentenced to death.
-
"Rape A Very Serious Offence": Centre Defends Death Penalty In Court
Justifying the legislature's decision to provide death penalty for repeat offence of rape, the Union government on Wednesday told the Bombay High Court that rape laws had been amended in 2013 to introduce a powerful deterrent against such crimes.
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Shakti Mills Gang-Rapes: Two Juveniles Convicted, Sent To Correction School
Two minors have been convicted for the gang-rapes of a photojournalist and telephone operator in the abandoned Shakti Mills compound in Mumbai last year.
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SHOCKING! Women having sex should be hanged, says Abu Azmi
In a bizarre and grotesque statement, the state Samajwadi Party (SP) chief Abu Azmi said women who were raped should also be punished.
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Rape is not a 'mistake': Delhi braveheart's parents deplore Mulayam's shocker
The parents of the young student who died after being gang-raped on a moving bus in Delhi in December, 2012, have condemned Uttar Pradesh politician Mulayam Singh Yadav's comment that three rape convicts sentenced to death in Mumbai "made a mistake" and did not deserve to be hanged.
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Mulayam's shocker on rape: 'they are boys, they make mistakes'
"They are boys, they make mistakes" - Uttar Pradesh politician Mulayam Singh Yadav's view that three men convicted of gang-raping two women in Mumbai were 'poor fellows' who did not deserve the death sentence, has sparked anger.
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Mulayam's shocker on rape: Boys make mistakes, why hang them?
Uttar Pradesh politician Mulayam Singh Yadav has sparked outrage with his comments questioning the death sentence handed out to three men who were convicted of two gang-rapes in Mumbai last week. "Should rape cases be punished with hanging? They are boys, they make mistakes," he said today while campaigning for the national election.
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Mumbai: Shakti Mills gang-rape survivor's mother speaks out
The mother of the gang-rape survivor reveals how she lives in constant fear for the safety of her daughter, who is taunted by locals and kept at arm's length by relatives, ever since she was subjected to the crime.
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Blog: Covering the Shakti Mills Gang-Rape Case
From the day the survivor almost fainted in court till the sentencing on Friday, this trial has been unique.
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Shakti Mills gang-rapes: 3 convicts sentenced to death for repeat offence
Three men convicted of two gang-rapes in the abandoned Shakti Mills in Mumbai last year have been sentenced to death.
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Three men convicted of two gang-rapes in Shakti Mills may face death sentence
Three men convicted of two gang-rapes in Mumbai's Shakti Mills have become the first to be convicted under a section that punishes repeat offenders with a life term or death sentence.
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Shakti Mills gang-rape case: attorney general to file reply on constitutional validity of section 376(E)
The Bombay high court has asked the Attorney General of India to file a reply on the constitutional validity of Section 376(E) while hearing a plea by the defence lawyers in the Shakti Mills photojournalist gang-rape case.
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Mumbai: High Court raises questions on validity of Shakti Mills gang-rape trial
The Bombay High Court today raised questions about legal validity of the trial court's decision to frame an additional charge against the accused in the Shakti Mills gang-rape case involving a woman photojournalist after the accused were convicted.
