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The world has officially declared human as the wildest anilmal or even worse than an animal !! No wonder tsunamis and earthquakes are quite normal these days !!

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Even though we worship women, we also worship Sita, Parvati and Lakshmi, but highlighting the natural mentality of society is increasing violence on women. Female feticide in homes, snatching chains out of home, molestation, and "Nirbhaya"On the one hand, the laws of violence against women are being made stricter, on the other hand, such incidents of generosity are coming out from the nuns and sisters that civilized society is shaming.

If we look at the shocking statistics of the National Crime Records Bureau, then the number of violent incidents against women is increasing unexpectedly. These include heinous crimes like murder and rape.Four cases of rape are registered every hour in the country. In most cases, the report is not recorded at all. From the panchayat to the Parliament, the increasing participation of women in such incidents proves that just by tightening the law, crime is not going to stop. The legal process is so complex that a crime report is usually not recorded.Even if the report is filed, fear of slander and sharp questions of lawyers break the victim and her family.

Every government shows a dream of a safe life for women, but the headlines of newspapers and TV channels crush those dreams everyday.We will have to find a solution to this. In how many cases of rape and heinous murder have the murderers been severely punished? The incident of rape in Delhi on 16 December 2012 shocked the whole country but what happened? The culprits were caught, prosecuted, sentenced but even after being sentenced to death, the convicts of gangrape and murder are still alive.

The case of gang rape of 71-year-old nun in West Bengal was not even cold enough that 75-year-old Sadhvi was raped to death. Talks are not confined to Bengal or the capital of the country, the same situation is seen from Kashmir to Kanyakumari.

Four people were detained by the Hyderabad police on Friday. They were identified as Mohammad Areef (driver), Jollu Naveen (cleaner), Chennakeshavulu (cleaner), Jollu Shiva (driver). The police said that the accused who were consuming alcohol at Shamshabad toll plaza saw Priyanka parking her scooter and hatched the plan to rape her. And one of them (Jollu Naveen) punctured the rear wheel of the doctor's scooter which was parked at a place. When the doctor returned to take her scooter at around 9.18 pm, she realised one of the tyres got punctured.

The prime accused Areef then approached on the pretext of getting the scooter fixed. Another accused Jollu Shiva took her scooter, on the pretext of getting it repaired, and came back after some time and told her that all the repair shops were closed.

The police said that the accused then raped the girl who died because of accused had covered her mouth and nose while committing the crime. The accused then wrapped the dead body in a blanket and took it to Shadnagar and burnt the body. Hyderabad police commissioner VC Sajjanar said that their officer took them into a patrol vehicle and scanned the CCTV footage. The gang rapped victim was also seen in the CCTV footage of the plaza. At around 3 pm, the family of the girl was brought back to book an official complaint at police station. Till 5 am, we searched all puncture shops. She parked her scooter at the toll plaza and took a cab.

The doctor's younger sister told the police that her sister called her around 9.22 pm saying that she was at the toll plaza and waiting to get back her scooter from a person who took the vehicle for repair as it had a flat tyre. "You keep talking until my scooter comes back. They are all waiting outside. I am scared," Priyanka told her sister. However, later he hung up telling her sister she would call soon. Her sister said that Priyanka's phone was switched off when the former called her sister around 9.44 pm. When the family failed to reach her over phone, she drove to toll plaza but did not find her following a complaint was lodged with the police. Then Priyanka's body was found burnt around 25 km from the toll plaza.