Caught on video, women cops bulldoze home of rape accused in MP
Bhopal/IBNS: A group of women cops bulldozed the home of a rape accused in Madhya Pradesh, a video showed, making this the latest in the series of bulldozer justice in Bharatiya Janata Party-ruled states.
The officer who led the team said it was a heinous crime and justified the act by saying that the cops did a "good job".
She added that such actions deserve this kind of punishment.
A minor was gang-raped in Damoh, nearly 250 km from the capital Bhopal.
Three people were arrested in the case. A fourth one, Kaushal Kishore Chaubey, is on the run.
The police said he had illegally built a house on occupied land. The cops demolished the house.
"The man has been on the run in the minor's gang-rape case. Kaushal Kishore Chaubey had illegally occupied land. The bulldozer was operated by a group of women officers. The women officers did a good job and such actions should continue," said Prashita Kurmi, station officer, Raneh.
IBNS
Senior Staff Reporter at Northeast Herald, covering news from Tripura and Northeast India.
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