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Nepalese woman gang raped in Delhi

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Press Trust of India

Posted: Jul 05, 2009 at 2237 hrs IST
Crime

New Delhi A young Nepalese woman was allegedly raped by three persons in the national capital after the man who promised her a job abroad abandoned her, police said today.

The 21-year-old woman was raped allegedly by three persons in east Delhi's Mandavli last night after an auto driver Vinod (24) dropped her there though she had asked him to take her to Mukherjee Nagar, a senior police official said.

The woman hailing from Kathmandu had reached the capital on July two with one Manoj (24) who promised her a job in Kuwait and took her to Indira Gandhi International Airport yesterday and abandoned her there.

Manoj had taken her to Mukherjee Nagar on her arrival and yesterday, he took her to the airport saying she can board the midnight flight to Kuwait. However, he disappeared soon after they reached the airport.

The woman could neither find her name in the list of passengers nor she was in possession of a ticket, the official said adding that she then took the autorickshaw of Vinod and asked him to take her to Mukherjee Nagar.

However, Vinod allegedly took her to Mandavli and promised her a better job and other facilities.

He took her to the house of one Avdesh, another auto driver, and told her that she would be safe. Later, Vinod allegedly took her passport and other belongings and left the place.

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Who's Fault? by Nupur Shridhar on 07 Jul 2009

What people need to understand is that "rape" doesn't mean "an act women instigate." Rape is not caused by low-cut blouses. It isn't caused by traveling at night. Rape is a crime, committed largely by men (and largely against women), that is about power and subjugation. Simply put, regardless of where this young woman (or any woman) was or how naively she acted, she ought to be protected, not simply by federal or state authorities, but also by the good intentions and consciences of each and every citizen.Who's at fault, then? Certainly the auto drivers--but also those of us who would try to blame an innocent woman who came here full of hope for a better future. Rape might be COMMITTED by a very small (but still alarmingly large) percentage of the Indian population, but it's PERPETUATED by those of us who prefer to blame its victims rather than rectifying the socioeconomic inequalities that foster it; currently, we are failing in our attempts to educate men and protect women.

Blaming the victim by arun lal on 07 Jul 2009

"there are lots of policeman in surroundings... she had to complaint there...". Mr. Manager: Are you joking? Don't you know the excellent record of your police? Fake encounter killings, sexual harrassment (you call it eve teasing), rapes and the list goes on. How unfortunate that you guys constantly blame the victims. Jine naaz hai hind per woh kahan hain?

Stop blaming the victim! by observer on 07 Jul 2009

She did not go with 'strangers' as some posters have reported. She got into a taxi and was duped by the driver. Just because she did not know the place that well does not mean rape is her fault. If that is the case then every tourist coming to India is automatically just asking to be raped.

Mr. by Gurvinder Singh on 06 Jul 2009

Rather than recognising that a lady

GANG RAPE OF NEPALI WOMAN by joiceeverghese on 06 Jul 2009

75% mistake is of the victim, why did she leave air port to an unknown place ? She should have reported the matter to the Police when she was in doubt of her travelling.

Shame on you! by Damini on 06 Jul 2009

@manish sharma and Rabindran - Your names sound Indian to me. When you say "Shame Indians" and "Shame to our largest democracy", you are shaming yourselves, aren't you? There are black sheep in every society in every country. Josef Fritzl (from Austria) raped his own daughters. Does that make all Austrians incestuous rapists?

Manager by Bimal on 06 Jul 2009

Why she believed strangers and agreed to go with them.. she can't tell that she didn’t get a chance to escape as the first guy left her at airport and there are lots of policeman in surroundings... she had to complaint there itself... without that she walked towards the danger.. she absolutely invited the trouble.. and after rape the auto drivers elope with her valuables..and as there is no way she now "COMPLAINED" ...that she had been raped... The rapists must get good punishment, but girls plz don't get into possible troubles.

SHAME INDIANS SHAME by manish sharma on 06 Jul 2009

Vinod should be hanged to death . Shame Indians shame.

Why Crimes are Increasing! by Rabindran on 06 Jul 2009

No forein woman, housemaids, housewives and teen age sisters and even the minors too are being the victim.Shame to our society!Shame to our largest democracy!

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