‘Exhausted, frightened’: Kuldeep Singh Sengar’s daughter writes open letter after SC stay on father’s bail
Suggesting that her father was innocent, Ishita claimed that her family was not being heard.
Suggesting that her father was innocent, Ishita claimed that her family was not being heard.
Reacting to the court's order, the Unnao rape case survivor expressed satisfaction and full faith in the judiciary.
Sengar, who was convicted in the rape case and sentenced to life imprisonment, was allowed to walk out of jail after Delhi High Court suspended his sentence and granted him bail.
Sengar has already been convicted for the rape of the young woman from Unnao, who was a minor and has been awarded life imprisonment.
Sengar was convicted under the Indian Penal Code and POCSO Act for the offence of a public servant committing penetrative sexual assault against a child.
According to reports, the government will set up 144 fast track courts to hear rape cases and 74 courts to hear matters related to crimes against children.
The rape survivor, who was assaulted and set ablaze by five men on December 5, died of cardiac arrest late on Friday at Delhi’s Safdarjung Hospital.
The case against Congress leaders and workers have been registered by secretariat police post in-charge in Hazratganj Kotwali.
The family had agreed for the burial after an assurance from senior-most government official of the area that their demands would be met.
The woman, who had survived a brutal gangrape earlier in March, was on Thursday assaulted and set ablaze by five accused in the case in Uttar Pradesh’s Unnao district when she was on her way to the Rae Bareli court to testify against the men.
