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.
Related Articles
Molestation of Australian cricketers in Indore triggers outrage; opposition blames BJP for deteriorating law and order
Indore: Opposition parties in Madhya Pradesh have strongly criticised the BJP-led government after two Australian women cricketers were molested in Indore in broad daylight, raising serious questions about women’s safety in the state.
'I will die': Distressed Indian man’s SOS video from Saudi Arabia goes viral; Indian embassy launches search
A heart-rending video of a man from Uttar Pradesh claiming he was being held captive in Saudi Arabia has gone viral, prompting the Indian embassy to intervene and initiate efforts to trace him.
Maharashtra female doctor suicide: Father demands death penalty for daughter’s perpetrators
Satara (Maharashtra): The father of the female doctor, who killed herself in Maharashtra’s Satara, has demanded death penalty for the people responsible for her suicide, media reports said.
Andhra bus fire: Smartphones worth ₹46 lakh inside Kurnool bus worsened blaze that killed 20
Kurnool: A new lead has surfaced in the investigation into the Kurnool bus fire tragedy in Andhra Pradesh. Officials have discovered that a consignment of 234 smartphones was on board the bus that went up in flames on Friday morning.
Latest News
Molestation of Australian cricketers in Indore triggers outrage; opposition blames BJP for deteriorating law and order
'I will die': Distressed Indian man’s SOS video from Saudi Arabia goes viral; Indian embassy launches search
Politics cannot be done by force or communal provocation: CM
Tripura: Seven held for brutal assault on police officer