Hathras Rape Case Live Updates: Victim’s Family Leaves for Lucknow Amid Tight Security to Testify in High Court Today


Hathras rape case LIVE update: The family of the 19-year-old Dalit woman who was allegedly raped and succumbed to her injuries departed for Lucknow this morning to record their statements in the Lucknow court of two High Court judges of Allahabad. The woman’s parents and siblings will record their statements, while the DGP, the house of ACS, DM and SP are among the main officers who have been summoned to appear in person. Hathras Police will deliver the case diary today to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), which will now investigate the case. Amid growing outrage over the case, Dalits burned posters and effigies of Mayawati, head of the Bahujan Samajwadi Party (BSP) for her silence. The BSP supreme considers Agra, a division with an important Dalit stronghold, “lucky” for her party and always makes sure to start her election campaigns with public meetings in the city of Taj.

In condemning the incident, BSP city chief Vimal Kumar and several other party workers said that the burning of Mayawati’s effigy was a strong violation of Section 144 of the CrPC, as well as a violation of faith. of the Dalits in the supreme party. Taking note of the complaint made by party leaders, the police registered a criminal case against several unidentified persons. Jatav Mahapanchayat President Ramvir Singh Kardam strongly opposed Mayawati’s silence on the Hathras tragedy, saying that while several leaders of various other political parties have visited the victim’s family to support her, the head of the BSP He has “not even bothered” to meet the grieving family, India reported today. Kardam also said that while Dalits have great respect for Mayawati, it was very “disheartening” to see that she did not feel the same for the community.

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