Hyderabad Horror: KTR appeals to PM Modi; demands capital punishment for rapists

Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao’s son and Minister for Municipal ministration KT Rama Rao in a series of tweets on Sunday has appealed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to amend Indian Penal Code (IPC) & Code of Criminal Procedure (CRPC) and demanded capital punishment to ones to commit heius act of violence on women and children. He ded that new laws also should have " option for review" and time has come to amend archaic portions of Acts and Laws.  Telangana Minister also demanded justice for victim for Hyderab Horror case. KTR has also said that he will “personally monitor case.”

Accused sent to jail for a fortnight

Meanwhile, police have arrested  four accused involved in case – Mohammed Areed, Jollu Shiva, Jollu Naveen, Chintakunta Chennakeshavulu. All of accused have been sent to judicial custody for fourteen days. accused will be taken to Mahabubnagar jail.  Magistrate is said to have in-person gone to jail premises to pass order as demonstrators blocked ros leing to police station.

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Hyderab case

A horrific incident came to light when burnt body of a woman was found in Telangana. Investigation revealed that a veterinary doctor was brutally gang-raped and murdered by at least four truck drivers and workers on highway a little away from a toll plaza. A preliminary probe has stated that after raping her mercilessly, rapists wrapped her in a blanket and set her ablaze. Members of victim's family h filed a missing complaint after she did t return home by 10:20 pm on Wednesday. victim's sister revealed that victim h called her saying that she felt scared as a lorry driver h lured her two-wheeler to allegedly repair a puncture.

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