Women burnt alive in Mumbai- In India, women are brutally raped, murdered, burnt, killed, mentally and physically tortured and a lot of things that cannot be mentioned here. What to do, this case can not be ignored as this has crossed the heights of brutality and enough for now.
In ‘Mayanagari’ Mumbai, a man set his wife fired. After she allegedly served him less mutton at night. The place is Jui-Kamothe Village in Mumbai. The 37-year-old woman died of her injuries at Mumbai’s Sion Hospital on December 9.
38-year-old Maruti Sarode, accused is a daily wage laborer from Nanded.
Women burnt alive in Mumbai- According to a website report, a Woman named Pallavi Sarode was set on fire by her husband as he got annoyed as she served him less quantity of meat. They both had four minor children.
Senior Inspector Balasaheb Tupe said, “the accused got very angry after his wife served less mutton in his plate while having dinner on the night of December 4. Accused was in an inebriated condition when he set fire on his wife. The neighbors rushed the woman to DY Patil Hospital located in Nerul.”
later, she was shifted to Sion Hospital. The victim allegedly told police that her husband set her ablaze in anger.
The brutality with women in this country is becoming more and more. Not a single place can be mentioned, where a lady would be safe. At home, school, colleges, hospitals, temples, roads, the terror is roaming with having a mask of a gentleman.
December 2012 Delhi gang-rape convicted four men, who tortured, harassed and raped a young medical student in Delhi is close to being hanged. On Wednesday, Supreme Court dismissed the last review petition in the case, which was filed by one of the convicts. As now, convict Akshay Kumar Singh is confirmed for the death sentence, SC said he had the option of pleading for mercy before the President of the Nation and he had only seven days to do so.
But, the question here is ‘7 years for taking a decision?’, Are we seriously living in a rape country? Are we having a weak judiciary system, which takes much time in decision making? Is this really a democratic or developing country?
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