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New Delhi: Battered baby Falak may have passed away but the two-year-old's struggle for survival continues to move many hearts, not only in India but also in Pakistan.
It has been seven days since Falak, who was brought to AIIMS with severe head injuries, broken arms, bite marks all over her body and cheeks branded with hot iron, died, but the doctors who were treating her are still receiving condolence messages including those from Pakistan.
"...I pray for Baby Falak. May ALLAH shower HIS MAGIC here.. I don't know what exactly to say... I know this - I am sad.. weeping for falak. I am a mother of 2 kids....," Dr Deepak Agarwal said quoting a mail that came from Lubna, a Pakistani national.
Dr Agarwal, assistant professor with the department of neurosurgery at the AIIMS Trauma Centre, had been attending on Baby Falak from the day she was admitted there.
The abandoned baby girl was admitted to the AIIMS Trauma Centre on January 18. After having recuperated from her injuries and waiting to be discharged from the hospital, she suddenly suffered an unexpected heart attack on the night of March 15 and passed away.
During the course of her 58-day treatment at the Trauma Centre, Falak had blood, chest and brain infection and underwent five surgeries and had also suffered two heart attacks.
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Delhi: A Pune court has sentenced two men to death for raping and murdering a call centre employee in 2007. Jyoti Chowdhari, 22, was traveling in her company's pick-up cab on November 1, 2007, when the driver Purushottam Borate and his friend Pradeep Kokate raped and then brutally killed her. While sentencing the two men to death today, the judge said that the crime was committed with extreme brutality and that sheer lust had driven the accused to rape and murder. He noted that it was a pre-determined act that led a young, hapless girl to lose her life. And that after the crime the two men had calmly pretended that nothing had happened. The judge flatly rejected the defence plea that he show leniency as the accused were young men who should be allowed to reform. He repeatedly mentioned the brutality with which Jyoti was raped and killed. The public prosecutor, Ujwal Nikam, while calling for maximum punishment, had noted yesterday, ''They had cut her blood vessels in the right wrist and thereafter they threw a stone on her head, and then strangled her with her odhni. I further pointed out to the court that even after committing rape and murder the accused person did not show any repentance or remorse.'' The cab driver and his accomplice were pronounced guilty of raping and murdering Jyoti by the court on last Saturday.
Purushottam Borate had reportedly picked Jyoti from her home at 10 pm for her night shift at the call centre, situated at Hinjewadi area in Pune. According to reports, the driver was joined by his friend Pradeep Kokate in the cab. Ms Jyoti was talking on the phone with her boyfriend and did not realise where they were headed. At 11 pm, Ms Jyoti's boyfriend heard her ask the driver why had he stopped the car after which the phone was disconnected and was unreachable, say reports.
Jyoti's body was found next day in Gahunje a Pune village. The autopsy revealed that she had been raped and strangled to death.
"Let me thank the honorable court for delivering this justice to us. We know very well that Jyoti is not coming back but this judgment is a landmark judgment. We hope it will serve as a deterrent," said a relative of the victim today.
Jyoti, who belonged to Gorakhpur in Uttar Pradesh, was a Science graduate from the University of Pune. She lived with her sister and brother-in-law in the Panchavati area of Pashan and had joined the call centre as an associate in December 2006.
The shocking case was an eye-opener for the booming IT-BPO-call centre industry in Pune in 2007; Jyoti's rape and murder made the industry and police review the safety of women working in the IT industry. Most companies now have security guards in office vehicles when women employees are being dropped off or picked up, especially in the night.
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Karimganj, Assam: A woman bit her new-born daughter to death in Assam's Cachar district on Tuesday, police said today.
Amela Begum Laskar gave birth to her third daughter 18 days ago in Ganganagar area of the district. After this, she started behaving insanely, claim her neighbours.
Last night, she locked herself in a room. When her husband broke open the door after he heard the toddler cry, he found the child dead. The new-born had bite marks on her neck.
Police arrived on the spot and managed to overpower the woman.
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Sirsa, Haryana: Over one year after he raped a 75-year-old woman and then strangled her to death, a man was condemned to the gallows by a court in Haryana's Sirsa town on Tuesday.
In a historic judgment, Additional Sessions Judge Neelima Shangla termed the case as "rarest of the rare" and awarded death sentence to Nikka Singh, 22, for the rape and murder of Gurdev Kaur.
The incident took place in February last year in Sanwat Khera village of this district, 300 kilometer from Chandigarh.
According to police, the accused waylaid the old woman, who had ventured out of her house for a walk in the afternoon, near some fields. He first raped the victim by gagging her mouth with her shawl and then murdered her by strangling her with her dupatta.
When the old woman did not return, her family went looking for her and found her body in the fields. Some villagers had seen the accused near the same spot earlier and he was arrested later on the basis of suspicion.
Police said that the accused had earlier also attempted to rape two other women of the same village.
Judge Shangla held that "there are no mitigating circumstances and the case is undoubtedly 'rarest of rare case' where the sentence of death alone would meet the ends of justice".
Describing Nikka Singh as a savage-type of person whose "existence on earth is a grave danger to the society", the court said: "Hence, imposition of death sentence is most appropriate in this case as justice demands that court must impose punishment befitting the crime."
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Aligarh: Two days after an Indian Police Service (IPS) officer, Narendra Kumar, was killed when a man driving a tractor ran over him in Madhya Pradesh's Morena district, his wife today demanded a CBI inquiry into the incident. The 30-year-old IPS officer was apparently killed for trying to combat illegal mining in the state.
"One day you say it is a murder and the other you don't - this is not acceptable. You might as well keep your mouth shut. I expect a CBI inquiry. If this happens, I will be more than happy and obliged. If someone has done something good for the country, you can't just get hold of the driver and feel that it is enough. You need to start from the roots to eradicate this mafiasm," said Mr Kumar's wife Madhurani Tewatia, who is an IAS officer and is expecting their first child.
Ms Tewatia's comments come after the local police denied that the driver was part of a larger conspiracy to assassinate Mr Kumar, as alleged by his family. One of the senior policemen handling the case, DP Gupta, said that going by eyewitness accounts and evidences available so far, it appears that the driver had no links with the mining mafia.
"If you can't give protection to an officer, you can't expect them to protect your people and state. If this has happened with me, I will definitely follow it up. I won't let it go so easily," Ms Tewatia also said.
Ms Tewatia's demand for a CBI inquiry comes on a day the Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh ordered a judicial inquiry to investigate the murder of Mr Kumar.
Mr Kumar was killed on Thursday when a man driving a tractor ran over him. Mr Kumar had tried to stop the tractor, which was loaded with illegally-mined stones in the Morena district. Mr Kumar spotted the tractor while he was out patrolling. When the driver refused to stop, Mr Kumar got out of his jeep and blocked the tractor's path. The driver ploughed into him. Morena district is rich in stones meant for construction and the sand here is one of the finest in the country.
Mr Kumar was posted at Banmore as a Sub Divisional Officer of Police (SDOP) a month ago and had taken on the mining mafia by cancelling several licenses and seizing a number of trucks and tractors engaged in illegal quarrying.
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