Such criminals should be handed over to public: Amitabh Bachchan on Delhi rape
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| Shocking Statement Coming Out From Mr.Amitabh Bachchan |
[Editor: Now a shocking comment has come from an eminent actor over a shocking incident in Delhi. Mr.Bachchan is in fact talking of "Jungle Raj" to be implemented in India, which is most unfortunate. The fact of the matter is that, when these kinds of gruesome events occur it seems a group of Indians, never fails to show how much sadistic and brutal they can be, to prove their disagreement/negation on the subject. It seems it will take long, long time to change the "Barbaric and Savage" nature of Indian minds. If the accused has committed heinous crime, should we do the same to the accused in the name of Justice? Because the accused has allegedly raped a girl, if proven by the courts, should we also Rape the accused? This is infact justifies what is done in Arab in the name of jurisprudence. People like Mr.Bachchan should start living in Saudi Arabia or Iran or China, to cater to his idiosyncrasies and his penchant to practice medieval world order. It is really a shame and surprising to see such irresponsible statements coming from the stature of Mr. Amitabh Bchchan]
Mumbai: Bollywood celebrities including Amitabh Bachchan and Shabana Azmi have expressed shock and anger over the brutal rape of a five-year-old girl in the national capital. Calling the incident 'atrocious and ghastly', Bachchan, 70, said he was left numb by the crime against the child, who is currently being treated at AIIMS in Delhi.
"The horror of the latest crime of rape and then attempt to kill a 5-year-old little girl, leaves me numb and without voice! These evil beings are not fit to be called animals... Even animals have certain codes of conduct!," Bachchan wrote on his blog.
Bachchan said that such criminals should be handed over to the general public. "Jails are not the solution... Keeping them bound and confined shall not change them or their thinking... They need to be made examples of.
"They need to be shamed first publicly and then left to the public to deal them justice in which ever way they seem fit!!... We all are living in insecure times, where the fear of authority and the call of discipline and awareness is non existent," he said.
Protests erupted in the capital on Saturday demanding justice for the child and punishment for policemen who showed their insensitivity in dealing with the case. The capital is still recovering from the shocking gangrape incident of December 16 that resulted in nationwide protests.
Shilpa Shetty tweeted: "Disgusted with the Delhi cop who slapped that girl who protested! What is our country coming to. When will this apathy end! Time to wake up. Strict punitive action must be taken against these offenders at the earliest. Heartbreaking!"
Reacting to the incident, director Karan Johar said, "Shocked and disgusted beyonds words to hear about the rape of a 5 year old!!!! Are we officially a barbaric nation?? is morality extinct?"
"Anger and outrage against Delhi police is justified but we need to delve deeper 2 understand why we r becoming such a misogynist sick society," tweeted Shabana Azmi.
"Read about the brutality that a 5-year-old was subjected to. I am shocked beyond words. What kind of a society are we becoming? I pray for the quick recovery of the girl and more strength to her family. God bless," wrote actor Riteish Deshmukh.
Actress Sridevi said the government should take strong action against such culprits.
"It's a very sad thing. Being a mother, I can feel the pain the family members go through. Government has to take a strict action against the people involved in such crime," she said.
Anupam Kher wrote, "Sometimes, The evils of authorities are directly proportional to the tolerance and indifference of the people."
Mumbai: Bollywood celebrities including Amitabh Bachchan and Shabana Azmi have expressed shock and anger over the brutal rape of a five-year-old girl in the national capital. Calling the incident 'atrocious and ghastly', Bachchan, 70, said he was left numb by the crime against the child, who is currently being treated at AIIMS in Delhi.
"The horror of the latest crime of rape and then attempt to kill a 5-year-old little girl, leaves me numb and without voice! These evil beings are not fit to be called animals... Even animals have certain codes of conduct!," Bachchan wrote on his blog.
Bachchan said that such criminals should be handed over to the general public. "Jails are not the solution... Keeping them bound and confined shall not change them or their thinking... They need to be made examples of.
"They need to be shamed first publicly and then left to the public to deal them justice in which ever way they seem fit!!... We all are living in insecure times, where the fear of authority and the call of discipline and awareness is non existent," he said.
Protests erupted in the capital on Saturday demanding justice for the child and punishment for policemen who showed their insensitivity in dealing with the case. The capital is still recovering from the shocking gangrape incident of December 16 that resulted in nationwide protests.
Shilpa Shetty tweeted: "Disgusted with the Delhi cop who slapped that girl who protested! What is our country coming to. When will this apathy end! Time to wake up. Strict punitive action must be taken against these offenders at the earliest. Heartbreaking!"
Reacting to the incident, director Karan Johar said, "Shocked and disgusted beyonds words to hear about the rape of a 5 year old!!!! Are we officially a barbaric nation?? is morality extinct?"
"Anger and outrage against Delhi police is justified but we need to delve deeper 2 understand why we r becoming such a misogynist sick society," tweeted Shabana Azmi.
"Read about the brutality that a 5-year-old was subjected to. I am shocked beyond words. What kind of a society are we becoming? I pray for the quick recovery of the girl and more strength to her family. God bless," wrote actor Riteish Deshmukh.
Actress Sridevi said the government should take strong action against such culprits.
"It's a very sad thing. Being a mother, I can feel the pain the family members go through. Government has to take a strict action against the people involved in such crime," she said.
Anupam Kher wrote, "Sometimes, The evils of authorities are directly proportional to the tolerance and indifference of the people."
Courtesy: Deccan Chronicle
