Mob Justice.

Well this is the justice in India.


Date:14/04/2006 Hindu Source Article:

Andhra Pradesh - Hyderabad

Bid to rape girl: locals tonsure youth's head

Staff Reporter

HYDERABAD: Angry locals tonsured the head of a youngster when he allegedly attempted to rape an eight-year-old girl at Kushaiguda on Thursday.

Suresh, 19, of Nehrunagar lured the second class student to his house. "The girl raised an alarm when he tried to sexually assault her. Alerted by her cries, locals broke open the door and caught him," Kushaiguda SI Sreenivas Reddy said.

They gave the youngster a thorough thrashing, shaved off half of his moustache and tonsured his head before calling in the police.

Corruption at the worst phase.

It really took me by total shock, when I read the news that a government employee asked Sex as a favour for doing his job of issuing a ration card which entitles people for subsidized rice. Its nice to see that the tv channel ETV decided to tape all his demands and put them both on television and news paper. That would be one hell of a warning to all others who want to do that. What makes me more shocked is his reply to the question "Would money work ?". He says, "I made enough money already. I dont want money !"

Source : Telugu News Paper Eenadu Article.

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I am very impressed with this news, thought it would be nice to share :

From Greatandhra, since it is not some movie gossip, I think it is very much reliable.

Andhra Special: 82 yr-old woman appears for degree exam

Eluru, Andhra Pradesh, Apr 12: An 82-year old woman Gollapudi Prabhavathi appeared for a degree examination in B R Ambedkar University at Nallarjela village on Sunday.

Prabhavathi, hailing from Tadepalligudem town in west Godavari district said that she wanted to become a lawyer in her younger days. But she could not realise here ambition due to her family commitments.

She was president of `Rashtreeya Sevika Samakhya` (women`s wing of RSS) and got married in 1948 to a lawyer.

Her husband, brother-in-law , four sons and grand children are all lawyers. This motivated her to attend the examination.

She said she was a matriculate and after completing graduation, she would study for a law degree.