CRUELTY AT IT'S HEIGHT

Almost all newspapers carried this heartbreaking news today. According to reports a 13 years old Dalit girl was lured by four youths and took her away out of her house and she was gang raped by these atrocious human beasts. The poor girl at her worst physical condition went to the nearest police station in a town in UP to lodge the complaint.

What was that happened afterwards is unbelievable. The Station House Officer of the police station alongwith five cops were arrested on charge of raping the 13 years old Dalit girl in the police station where she came to lodge the complaint of the gang rape by four youth. All 29 personnel of the police station have been sent to the police lines. Detailed report may bring more cruelty in the matter.

Why we Indians become barbarous and habitual rapists? There are two reasons behind this. One is that we never tell our children that rape is a heinous crime and should never attempt. The other is that people come to know from media reports that those who commit rape are mostly escape from punishments.

 Therefore, in order to check this inhuman crime, the Central Government may urgently take the following two point action. 1) All about sex related crimes may be included in school syllabus from class IV to class XII. It should be presented in such a way that the children should be made to make up their minds to say a 'no' to this heinous act always. 2) The offenders should be brought under stringent punishment. The government employees involved in this offence should be straight away removed from service. 

If properly established and strictly maintained it may help to bring down this crime rapidly in our country.

(Indebted to various newspaper reports and courtesy to Shutterstock for image)

K V George




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