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Sony Asked to Remove Crime Patrol Show on Gang-rape

  •   Fri, Jan 11 2013 04:03:10 PM

New Delhi, Jan 11 (IANS): The Information and Broadcasting Ministry has asked Sony TV not to telecast an episode of its Crime Patrol show based on the Dec 16 Delhi gang-rape, an official source said Friday.

"Sony has been conveyed informally the request not to air the episode," the official source told IANS.

Crime Patrol episodes are based on real-life crime stories.

An official behind the show said a week ago that they planned to base the Jan 11-12 episode on the brutal gang-rape and torture of a 23-year-old physiotherapist trainee in south Delhi. The young woman died in a Singapore hospital Dec 29 of her grievous injuries.

The six rapists, including a juvenile, have been arrested and charges, including of murder, have been filed against five of them.
  

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  • Juliet Mascarenhas, Bejai/Mangalore

    Sat, Jan 12 2013

    A very good direction by the ministry.The wound is still raw.The episode can be telecast-ed when the wound heals by bringing an end to the life of 6 rapists.

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  • Frederick Saldanha, Kundapura-Abu Dhabi

    Fri, Jan 11 2013

    This is the height of Ministry Involvement in not allowing to show the real facts to the public for which Crime Patrol is committed to show thru SONY.

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