-The Hindu Doctors must avoid the word even in court depositions The Health Ministry has advised doctors not to use the word ‘rape’ in medical reports on sexual assault victims, and even in court depositions. “Rape is not a medical diagnosis, it is a legal definition, hence the word should not be used while forwarding opinion,” says the latest Instruction Manual for Forensic Medical Examination Report of Sexual Assault (Victim) brought out by...
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After seven years on the run, rape convict Bitti Mohanti held in Kerala -Shaju Philip
-The Indian Express Kannur: Seven years after Bitihotra Mohanti alias Bitti jumped parole following conviction in the rape of a German national in Rajasthan, he was arrested from Kannur in Kerala on Friday night, bringing to an end one of the longest hunts for a fugitive in the country. The son of former Orissa DGP B B Mohanti, Bitti had been sentenced to seven years’ rigorous imprisonment by a fast-track court for...
More »‘I was discriminated against because I am Muslim’
-The Indian Express In 2008, a youth was arrested from my neighbourhood in Hubli for alleged links with the Student Islamic Movement of India. He was studying to be a doctor and had no history of indiscipline or run-ins with the law. His family was traumatised, and still is, for he continues to languish in jail. If that could happen to a young, educated Muslim like him, it could happen to...
More »Suspicious money transfer to Kudankulam
-The Hindu TIRUNELVELI: The Kudankulam Police have registered a case in connection with, what they felt, a “suspicious money transfer” from London to Kudankulam. The Police said T. Ambika, wife of anti-Kudankulam Nuclear Power Project activist Kumar alias Thavasi Kumar, had recently received Rs. 29,98,782 in her account with Canara Bank’s Kudankulam Banch from Anand based in the United Kingdom. As the bank officials informed the Police about the huge deposit in the...
More »Police register cases against anti-Posco agitators after semi-nude protest
-PTI Two days after the semi-nude protest by anti-Posco agitators, Odisha Police have registered a case against three women and president of Posco Pratirodh Sangram Samiti (PPSS) Abhaya Sahu on charge of obscenity in public. "The case has been registered at Abhaychandpur Police station under section 294 (a) and other sections of the IPC," Jagatsinghpur Superintendent of Police Satyabrata Bhoi said on Saturday, adding that appropriate action will be initiated against the...
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