Of late, I have been witnessing a very disturbing increase in the crime against females, be a girl child, a teenager, or an adult woman. It has almost become the order of the day. Newspapers are replete with such news. No doubt, India has been placed at parity with Afghanistan as the worst countries for a female to born in. Sometimes, I guess, had it been there in the past too but very less reported?.. or the mind set of the Indian male is becoming less human, devoid of any compassion and respect for the other gender, and is also becoming fearless of the Indian Law!
So, I fancied an idea to let the world know the dark side of "Being a Female in India."
Let there be the consciences shaken, people of all walks do some soul searching..take a pause and raise their voice, wherever they are, against the atrocities being meted out to girls and women, with a result that cruelity against the female gender starts receding, and we give to our generations to come a society where a woman is respected in its true essence-as as wife, as a sister, as a mother, as a grand mother et al..is the sole objective of this blog.
Amen.

Friday 25 May 2012

Burnt & hacked, body of woman found in Ghaziabad TNN | May 9, 2012, 12.55AM IST


GHAZIABAD: The burnt body of a woman was found hacked inside an abandoned suitcase in the Muradnagar area on Tuesday morning. Police suspect the woman, who seems to be in her late 20s, may have been murdered in Delhi or Ghaziabad and later dumped on NH-24.
Sources said a suitcase emitting foul smell was noticed by passersby on the highway, who then informed police. "The body had been hacked to fit it into the suitcase. It had been partly burnt with the intention of hiding the identity of the deceased,'' said an officer. He said no missingreport for a woman had been filed in local police stations, which is why cops are thinking that the woman may be from outside Ghaziabad. Sources said the body pieces had been wrapped in a saree.
Recently, two bodies were found in the capital, one from inside the LNJP Hospital and the other from near a Metro Pillar in Nehru Place. Officials claimed that the deceased seemed to belong to either the homeless or the migrant class who barely stay in one address for more than a few days. Bodies of several persons who have been killed are thrown on roads, drains, railway tracks and secluded areas. Curiously, railway tracks have seen a good 40 percent of such bodies. Most of them, recovered late, are in such condition that it becomes impossible to ascertain whether he or she was a victim of accident or foul play. According to police officers, a large number of bodies are found in drains flowing into Delhi from Haryana and Uttar Pradesh.
Recently, there has been a spate of unidentified bodies which have been recovered in the capital triggering chief minister Sheila Dikshit to meet Home Minister P Chidambaram.

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