Mangaluru: Law students protest against Thota Bengre gang rape culprits


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Daijiworld Media Network – Mangaluru (ANK)

Mangaluru Nov 30: SDM Law College Student Union staged protest at their college premises on Friday, November 30, against seven persons who allegedly gang raped a woman at Thota Bengre.

Addressing the protestors, law student Mufeeda said,” We condemn the heinous crime that took place on November 18, where seven men gang raped a woman at Thota Bengre. Government and police need to take action against the culprits so that such incidents are not repeated in Mangaluru. It is better if the punishment like in Arab countries is implemented in this country,”



She also said,” Today women are not feeling safe. If we go out, we are not sure that we will come back home safe. Strict laws need to be enforced against the rape. We will fight against this until justice is done,”

Student union leader Jithin said, “These cruel seven men dared to touch a woman and gang raped in the presence of her male friend. We demand stern action against the culprits and also to provide police protection at Thota Bengre so that there will be no trouble for the tourists. CCTV cameras should also be installed at the sensitive places,”

Later SDM Law College Student Union submitted memorandum to police commissioner T R Suresh demanding stringent action against the culprits.

The students also informed that exams are going on at SDM and they will wear black bands on their arms and write the exams.

  

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  • bharath1953, Mangalore

    Fri, Nov 30 2018

    Prevention is better than cure. Police Post, CCTV Cameras, a mobile squad patrolling shall deter the rogues to indulge in crime.
    One more thing I notice here that no political party has protested against the crime.

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  • Avinash, Mangalore

    Sat, Dec 01 2018

    Mithun Rai has condemned and already put a request to bar council not to take up the case on behalf of the accused. And yeah he belongs to Congress FYI.

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  • Praveen, Mangalore

    Fri, Nov 30 2018

    While BD and its affiliates along with Nalini and Shobha are sleeping. Wake-up my Hindu brethren ... These politicians are fake savoirs of a particular religion

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Fri, Nov 30 2018

    I wonder why ABVP is silent ...

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  • ca girishkk, m'lore/dxb

    Fri, Nov 30 2018

    @ Jossey sir..,

    It is a million $ question..., in can only guess that there may be an element of FEKUISM in their action, in-action & reaction to heinous crimes that take place in society.....,

    After all LORD BRAHMA knows all.... no one can hide from his creation...,

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  • MOHAN D.KUMAR, MANGALORE

    Fri, Nov 30 2018

    Better protest against selling Cigarettes in shop, near School/Colleges, we can see near Bunts Circle cigarettes shop morning 8:30am , before start school IXth , Xth standard students smoking behind the shop. students unite and attack the shop who is selling cigarettes near School, Colleges.

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  • Sanjay, Hebri

    Fri, Nov 30 2018

    Whats the use of protesting now?
    Criminals have done the crime and police have caught them.
    Had they protested earlier when minor incidents had happened probably this could have been prevented.

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  • Mangalurian, Mangaluru

    Fri, Nov 30 2018

    This "protest" deserves a medal for being the most ridiculous of protests in the last decade!

    How can anyone protest about/against a crime? One or more people commit a crime, and often it is a crime of opportunity.

    But a protest must be directed AGAINST somebody.

    Who is this protest directed against? The opportunistic criminals?

    Shame on these law students.

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  • Neha, Mangalore

    Fri, Nov 30 2018

    I guess u didn't understand the statements given by the students.. they want the criminals to be punished and make laws strict.. and install CCTV.. there's nothing wrong with that .

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  • Mangalurian, Mangaluru

    Fri, Nov 30 2018

    The case has received not only the attention of the wider media, but also that of the state Government and the very senior police officers.

    With such background, is it conceivable that the case will get even more attention as a result of this protest?

    Being law students, they should be aware that laws are not made "more strict" after every case!

    As for the CCTV, are the students suggesting that every inch of ground in the state needs to be covered by the cameras? Crimes can happen anywhere.

    For example, lots of things happen at the New Year parties in the prominent areas of the cities.

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  • Hilda pinto ., Mangalore/Attawar

    Fri, Nov 30 2018

    We need to raise the voice and protest against this incident.. This is a big crime ..and more are bound to happen ..concern people need to take strict action against the culprits .and also provide safe atmosphere for the citizens in places like this ..We need to applause Student faculty of SDM college for thier initiative in coming forward to condemn this incident .. Wish other student bodies also join thier hand in solidarity with this college .. our children our youth need a safe environment ..

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  • Surendra Poojari, Mangalore

    Fri, Nov 30 2018

    Good move by students. Interesting to see if any lawyer will fight the case for these rapists. No lawyer should come forward to argue for these rapists. Criminals have no place in the society.

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