MT : Tourists in India - Page 2

Originally posted by: -raVen-

https://x.com/Slatzism/status/1763960879807074673?s=20

Saw this news of the Brazilian couple being molested in India and was flabbergasted. I follow this woman on insta and she's a biker who has visited many countries so it came as an utmost shock. 

I'm not here to judge or generalize anyone but is it really safe for tourists out there?? because I was also planning a visit by the end of the year. 

Be vigilant..and don't trust strangers easily.

Better to be safe than sorry. But don't put off ur travel plans, just be careful 

Whats happening to the world!!!

So called social workers of the forum (specially this section)will not say anything now

Edited by PilloWtalk_13 - 2 months ago

It is extremely unsettling to see such incidents 

What kind of --- do you have to be to treat anyone this way? 

Updates on this case:

https://www.indiatoday.in/india/story/spanish-tourist-gangrape-rape-survivor-given-rs-10-lakh-compensation-2510627-2024-03-05

Jharkhand Police handed over a compensation of Rs 10 lakh to the husband of a Spanish woman who was allegedly gangraped in Dumka on Friday.

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/ranchi/all-accused-held-spanish-couple-head-for-nepal/articleshow/108253709.cms

Eight arrested for gangrape of Spanish national in Dumka, Jharkhand. Survivor and husband leave Dumka with heavy security. FIR filed for assault.

Edited by dhun.laagi - 2 months ago

Those taunting so called social workers of this forum should know that this has already been shared in this forum much before this thread was created... If only they cared to check 😒

Originally posted by: PilloWtalk_13

So called social workers of the forum (specially this section)will not say anything now

Did you talk about Sandeskhali gang rape of multiple women for years by TMC MP sheikh shahjahan in Bengal? 

Did any so called humanity preachers of this forum utter a word? 

I don’t know who you are calling social worker. But most people who come to current affairs regularly have discussed this shameful incident as well as Sandeskhali. We don’t discriminate victims based on their identity. 

Originally posted by: dhun.laagi

It is extremely unsettling to see such incidents 

What kind of --- do you have to be to treat anyone this way? 

Updates on this case:

https://www.indiatoday.in/india/story/spanish-tourist-gangrape-rape-survivor-given-rs-10-lakh-compensation-2510627-2024-03-05

Jharkhand Police handed over a compensation of Rs 10 lakh to the husband of a Spanish woman who was allegedly gangraped in Dumka on Friday.

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/ranchi/all-accused-held-spanish-couple-head-for-nepal/articleshow/108253709.cms

Eight arrested for gangrape of Spanish national in Dumka, Jharkhand. Survivor and husband leave Dumka with heavy security. FIR filed for assault.

giving money to her husband after she got raped is like measuring a woman's dignity in monetary terms. 

Originally posted by: -raVen-

giving money to her husband after she got raped is like measuring a woman's dignity in monetary terms. 

Yes, it is beyond ridiculous. This update has been dragged all over social media and news channels too on how hollow this whole system actually is, with people saying atleast there was a FIR filed and action taken in terms of arrest. Also the fact that he accepted the money and took a photo with the police normalises it as being okay! Like idek what else to say to this! 

Edited by dhun.laagi - 2 months ago

Originally posted by: -raVen-

giving money to her husband after she got raped is like measuring a woman's dignity in monetary terms. 

I felt the same. This photo op is appalling. 

What kind of police commissioners are we churning for them to come up with this bizarre solution. Utterly shameful. 

Originally posted by: -raVen-

I remember this, saw posts regarding that on social media about a year ago.. 

are you talking about this case?? 

https://twitter.com/jokerrr577/status/1765085065674215642?t=F_Rub31HjrXN_IHhDSwGmA&s=19

Edited by bakhtaavar - 2 months ago