Mysuru (Karnataka), Nov 28 : .The Karnataka Police has submitted 1,499 pages in charge sheet in connection to sensational Mysuru Gang-Rave case against six persons.
Police said this on Sunday. Police sources claim that charges against one of the accused have been dropped because he was not implicated in the incident.
The police have taken the remaining accused into custody under IPC sections 397 to 376B, 120 B and 334 to 325 to 326 and other.According to the police, the case has been taken up by the court.
August 24 was the date of the incident.After college, the victim went to an isolated spot near Chamundi hill along with her male friend.
The miscreants assaulted them, sexually assaulted their victim, and demanded Rs 35,000 ransom from the youth.The victims were later admitted to a private hospital.
Seven people were arrested by the police from Tamil Nadu in this case.
The incident caused a stir in Karnataka, as student organizations demanded the arrest of the perpetrators.
The victim returned to her home and was not in touch with the police for some time.The police kept in touch with the victim and convinced her to make a statement before a magistrate.
Basavaraj Bommai, the Chief Minister of Karnataka, made the statement before the legislative Assembly.He was also answering a question about the September gang-rape incident that occurred to Siddaramaiah, Opposition leader.
“Karnataka Police have taken Mysuru gang-rape seriously.The victim had traveled from her home to Mysuru and recorded her statement on Wednesday coincidentally.
The police kept in touch with her parents and persuaded them to record her statement.Bommai stated that the government would seek the death penalty for the accused.
Siddaramaiah had earlier attacked the ruling BJP and especially Araga Jnanendra, the state Home Minister, for being callous.The case was closed after 15 hours.
Siddaramaiah claimed that the victim sustained injuries, and that the gynecologist who examined her noted bleeding from her private parts.She (doctor), wrote this in her observations.
He noted that the police had to wait for the boy’s statement before they could register the case.Bommai claimed that there was no excessive delay in registering this case.
The 2013 rape case against a Manipal law graduate involved no FIR or a statement for a longer period.
Jnanendra stated that “We are all concerned for our daughters.” Siddaramaiah and I both have a daughter.We ask her to be cautious when she goes to a nearby neighborhood.Gandhiji’s statement about women being able to move around at night is a good example.He said that the situation on ground was different and defended his statement by blaming his victim for leaving in the late evening.
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