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http://dinamalar.com/fpnnews.asp?News_id=2091&cls=row3
Grand mother tried to bury alive a 6 month old girl baby:-(
Thanks to the timely alert of auto drivers who got suspicious of seeing 3 women trying to bury someone in sudukAdu, police could arrest these cruel women and rescue the baby!
Happened in the (once) peaceful small town of Palladam which I remember walking the whole length and breadth during school holidays (as my aunty worked there.)
ah :evil: :hammer:
http://www.hindu.com/2008/10/25/stories/2008102561621200.htm
I don’t want to be victimised by Orissa police, says Sister Meena
Special Correspondent
Police did their best to dissuade me from filing FIR
— PHOTO: S. SUBRAMANIUM
‘POLICE FAILED TO PROTECT ME’: Sister Meena Lalita Barwa, who was raped in Orissa two months ago, addresses a news conference in New Delhi on Friday. She said the police failed to protect her from the attackers, were friendly with them and did not register an FIR. With her are Sister Vineeta (left) and Lensinglau Rongmei, a Supreme Court lawyer.
NEW DELHI: The nun who was raped by a rioting mob in Kandhamal district of Orissa on August 25 on Friday demanded that the case be transferred to the Central Bureau of Investigation.
Her face covered, Sister Meena Lalita Barwa made a statement in full view of the media, at a press conference under the aegis of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of India. Her decision to meet the media comes two days after the Supreme Court rejected an application by the Archbishop of Cuttack, Raphael Cheenath, for a CBI probe.
Fighting back tears and choking on her words a couple of times, Sister Meena of the Divyajyoti Pastoral Centre, who was working in the K. Nuagaon area, said: “I was raped and now I don’t want to be victimised by the Orissa police. I want [a] CBI enquiry.” The State police had “failed to stop the crimes, failed to protect me from the attackers, they were friendly with the attackers, they tried their best that I did not register an FIR, not make complaints against police, police did not take down my statement as I narrated in detail and they abandoned me halfway.” Reading out her handwritten statement in English, Sister Meena narrated her harrowing experience including the rape on a veranda of the Janavikas building. Recalling the traumatic hours, the nun said she managed to escape for a while during which time she heard the crowd looking for her and say “come let us rape her; at least 100 people should rape.”
According to Sister Meena, the mob wanted to tie her and Father Chellan together and set them afire. The two pleaded with the Orissa State Armed Police to save them — with the sister taking refuge with the policemen and sitting between two of them to protect herself. But the two were once again pulled away by the mob. The crowd then decided to hand them over to the Block Development Officer, who, along with the mob, took the two to the Nuagaon police outpost.
Sister Meena said the mob was very friendly with the policemen. The inspector in charge of Balliguda — where they were taken — heard her out and asked whether she was interested in filing an FIR and whether she knew of the consequences of doing so. Sister Meena said she was taken for a medical examination around 10 in the night. The police were afraid of the mob attacking the police station and so took the two missionaries to the Inspection Bungalow.
The next day, when she was giving her statement for filing an FIR, the head constable asked her not to go into great detail. “So I rewrote it for the third time in one-and-a-half page. I filed the FIR but I was not given a copy of it,” Sister Meena said.
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What do we do to ppl who pose very nice outside, talk well, dress well, but DONT KEEP their old ones, i.e. parents or in laws well at home?
Even on humanitarian grounds, the rooms are not kept smell free, bedspreads cleaned and none talks to them, except yelling sounds of "intha sappddu- thinnu" types. Neither the daughter or son or son in laws or daughbters in laws speak kind words to the old person. He or she is kept CONFINED to one room. Neither their occasional fecal stains in their dresses and sarees and dhotis are cleaned nor nurses kept to take care of such needs. The grand children show rude faces.
What good is ur EDUCATION AND OTHER nonsense, when u cant be a good human !
Foolish young men and women dont reawlise, tommorrow they are gonna be old themselves.
maa guru dhana jana YOWANA garvam
harathi nimeshath kaalaha sarvam.
I ve heard and read such things. When I actually saw such treatments...... I can only say....
My heart bleeds.
sp, ungalukku andha satti kadhai theriyaadha?
varuthama irukku sivan.
I actually feel so heavy, I even cried.
mudiyavillai :cry:
CHENNAI/BHUBANESWAR: A 47-year-old Orissa priest, who was beaten by a saffron mob at the peak of the anti-Christian violence in Kandhmal, has died
in a Chennai hospital of brain injury.
If doctors confirm the blood clot in Bernard Digal, brain was indeed a result of the attack on him on August 23, he would become the first priest to have fallen in the madness of hate that has seen a nun raped and murdered.
Digal, treasurer of the Cuttack-Bhubaneswar archdiocese, died on Tuesday after an operation at St Thomas Hospital in Chennai to remove the clot in his brain failed.
Doctors said Digal had come to the hospital to see another priest from Orissa, Father Alphonse, and was diagnosed with dengue fever. The clot was discovered later. Earlier, Digal had undergone treatment at Holy Spirit Hospital, Mumbai, for his injuries.
A spokesperson of St Thomas Hospital said the priest had not come to the hospital as a patient, but as a visitor, calling on another priest who was undergoing heart treatment. "As he complained of intense headache, we ran tests and found that he had a blood clot in his brain. He underwent an emergency surgery on Sunday evening. The next day, he developed acute respiratory disorder and slipped into a coma," a hospital official told TOI.
All India Christian Council general secretary Abraham Mathai, however, claimed in a statement the priest had died of injuries he suffered in a mob attack in Orissa.
Kandhmal district police chief Pravin Kumar said he had no knowledge of the attack on Digal. "So many incidents took place. I don't know whether there was any formal complaint pertaining to the attack on him. The police can begin an inquiry into the incident if a complaint is lodged even now," he said.
Benjamin Simon, a Bhubaneswar-based travel agent, who had met Digal at a private hospital, said the priest bore the brunt of sectarian violence when he reached Sankarakhole parish on August 23 night after the killing of Swami Laxmanananda Saraswati. He quoted the priest as recalling that night when three of them, including Father Alexandar Chandi of Sankarakhole parish and their driver had fled to the nearby forest and hid there after hearing that a mob was yelling outside to kill the missionaries.
"They stayed in the jungle for two days before going to a nearby village where they found the house and vehicle of another priest burnt," Benjamin said. "From there, they moved to the priest's sister's place in the same area to be informed that her house was also a target."
Benjamin said Digal and the two others finally decided to sleep in the church at Sankarakhole which was damaged and set ablaze. "Around 11.30 pm, miscreants came into the church. Seeing them, we ran in different directions. Our driver could run fast and I and Sankrakhole father were caught. I pleaded them not to kill him (Chandi), but they gave no heed and beat him with crowbars, lathis and axes. They stripped him. As some of them were beating him, others set fire to houses. Seeing the fires, I ran and was caught at a distance," Benjamin quoted Digal as telling him from the hospital bed.
The driver found him in the morning and took him to the Tikabali public health centre and later to the district hospital at Phulbani. Benjamin said after two days Digal was moved to a private hospital in Bhubaneswar from where he was taken to the Holy Spirit hospital in Mumbai on September 2. "He was discharged from the hospital in Mumbai after being fully cured. He went to Chennai like a pilgrim where he fell ill, was hospitalised and died," Benjamin said.
A resident of Tiangia village, Digal became a priest in 1992 and served the Archdiocese in various capacities. He is survived by one brother and two sisters.
Joe,
You should consider it as nationalism and not as Hindu terrorism. The police are also "nationalists".
Oh God, please save India even if you cannot save yourself........
What else can I say ??
Just an epilogue.Quote:
Originally Posted by sivank
I posted my agony on oct 29th.
Two days later the person passed away.