Pollachi sexual abuse case: Sisters in Coimbatore petition for gun licence


Coimbatore, Mar 16 (IANS): Two young sisters on Saturday petitioned the Coimbatore District Collector for a gun licence for self-protection after the Pollachi sexual abuse-cum-blackmail incident triggered protests in parts of Tamil Nadu.

"We have asked for the gun licence as we don't know who is a good or bad person. We want to have a gun for self-defence," said the elder sister, a final year college student.

Her sister is a school student.

Four Pollachi youths -- Thirunavukkarasu, Sathish, Sabarirajan, Vasanthakumar -- have been accused of assaulting women and filming their act to blackmail them for money or for physical submission for over seven years. The accused are in their 20s, sources said.

Pollachi is part of Coimbatore district.

  

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  • Pradeep, Bengaluru

    Sun, Mar 17 2019

    Pepper spray is the best. Should also learn some bit of self defense.

    Learn to kick them where it hurts. Usually men who harass women are cowards.

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  • Rita, Germany

    Sun, Mar 17 2019

    Girls ,even though your intention is good to protect yourself, but I fear at the end it can also do more harm then help.what would you do suppose these criminals ,in a group catchhold you and turn the pistole to your direction so that you may obey?And you are in their custody?well think well first .At the end they can even shoot you.Gun is not a good idea at all.you are not yet so far to hold a gun in your hands I feel.

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