Another story of lust, brutality and hooliganism in our country. The case puts a question mark on what we learned after the Nirbhaya case! Since that was a case of Delhi where people are so aware that from the start of the incident the case was covered by media, but do you know these kinds of cases have become a usual thing in small cities and villages!
Story of Vidya, who became a victim of five men’s lust. They kidnapped her, had fun with her, again kidnapped her and put her on a railway track and finally burnt her. The daughter of a member of the taxi driver’s union was harassed several times by local goons. After her kidnap and attack, the family filed FIR at the police station but police took it lightly. Her family still saying, the case could have been tackled if the police would have taken their responsibility on time. They never took any strong action against the men since they filed the first FIR. Police also lied that the family’s second FIR was just of molestation, not the actual crime. Police wrote the FIR was in Bangla which could not be well understood by the family.
After she burnt, when family members requested hospital doctors to allow them to transfer her another hospital, the doctor said they will not be responsible if anything wrong happens during the transfer. She was kept in a hospital that did not have a Burn Unit. According to the police, the girl was pregnant when she was burnt. Kolkata police’s initial guess was she tried to do su!c!de, but after her statement, it was revealed that she was attacked by two men who put kerosene on her burned her. She was 80% burned.
During Feb the case was handed over to DIG, CID Damyanti Sen. Justice Dipankar Dutta also allowed her to select her own team to monitor the investigation at every stage. For your information, IPS Damyanti Sen also solved the Park Street case of a middle-aged woman who was an ex-call center employee at Kolkata (Rita Gomez Case).
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| Vidya played by Sabina Jat |
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| Vidya played by Avantika Shetty |
