For the unversed, those aged between 16-18 are also tried in regular courts if they are accused of rape or murder, a law which was amended in the Indian constitution as an aftermath to the Nirbhaya gangrape case. Juvenile To Be Tried in Regular CourtĪccording to DGP Sood, the yet to be verified juvenile will still be tried in the regular court as juveniles are tried in regular courts in cases pertaining to such serious crimes. DGP Sood was quoted in an NDTV report saying that one of the accused is a, “.17-year-old. All of them worked to make their ends meet by driving, painting, carpentering, etc.Ī shocking revelation in the arrest came in the form of a juvenile also being reported to be the part of the accused men who were arrested. All 5 of them worked as daily wage labourors and owing to their professions, they used to visit Mysuru for work. Giving a small brief about the arrested men, the DGP shared that all the 5 persons are from Tamil Nadu’s Tirupur. The Karnataka Director General of Police (DGP) Praveen Sood claimed that another accused is still absconding and the police are on the lookout for him. On August 28, 5 people were nabbed by the police in connection with the recent Mysuru gangrape case which has shaken and stirred the country.
I thank our Police: Araga Jnanendra, Home Minister of Karnataka on Mysuru gang rape case /59kMBO9Fdj All of this, within the span of 4 days.įive people arrested. It involved the heinous crime being committed, opposition politicizing the issue by criticizing the law-and-order situation of the state, the rape survivor blamed by authorities, and the accused finally arrested. Much like the life-cycle of most gangrape cases, the Mysuru gangrape case too had similar stages to it.
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