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Re:India’s booming dark data economy by kumarvvr on Friday December 25, 2020 @01:49AM (#25534774)
Every now and then, a crime of such magnitude happens (the woman was assaulted to such an extent that her internal organs were damaged from iron rods inserted into her vagina, which speaks to more of cruelty and inhumanity, than the need for sexual gratification) that it captures the news cycle. This is the reason the case was quickly solved (quickly as in about 5 years)

But there are many rapes, that are not reported, or if reported, the victim seldom gets justice because of dragging in courts, etc.

And, in any judicial system, solid evidence is required, so rape of a woman in a field, at night, where she might not even remember the faces of her assaulters, might not have enough evidence, apart from circumstantial ones (in cases where the assaulters escaped), leading to no justice to her.

Re:India’s booming dark data economy by spoonjim on Friday December 25, 2020 @03:50AM (#25535198)
The scary thing is that the main perpetrator of that rape/murder was 17 years old and under Indian law couldn’t even be sentenced to a long prison term. He’s out and his name is unknown.
Re:India’s booming dark data economy by S53Vflnr4n on Friday December 25, 2020 @06:41AM (#25535901)
...and the Indian govt rewarded him with ₹10,000 and a sewing machine to earn a living so as to be a part of society again.

https://www.indiatimes.com/news/india/in-4-days-nirbhaya-rap...