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Input: In yet another shameful incident posing a big question mark on women’s safety in the National Capital Region, a 14-year-old Dalit girl, who was repeatedly raped and allegedly forced to drink a corrosive substance, passed away at a hospital in Delhi on Sunday. 
  
  
  
 The victim, who was allegedly raped at Burari in north Delhi, succumbed to her injuries at the Max Hospital in New Delhi’s Shalimar Bagh on Sunday. 
  
 In December 2015, on the basis of her complaint, a rape case was registered under the Indian Penal Code (IPC) and Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act (POCSO) against her neighbour Shivshankar, the main accused who was arrested by Delhi Police on Saturday. 
  
 On May 15, just a day before a hearing in the court, the girl was kidnapped from her house by the maternal aunt of the accused and was raped several times. Her hands and feet were ties and she was refused any food. Another FIR was registered on May 19. 
  
 The 14-year-old victim in her complaint to the police said that she was also forced to drink a corrosive substance which destroyed her internal organs badly. 
  
 Earlier, the Delhi Commission for Women (DCW) Chairperson Swati Maliwal had intervened in the matter and had the victim shifted from government-run Lok Nayak Jai Prakash (LNJP) Hospital to Max Hospital in Shalimar Bagh, where she died on Sunday. 
  
 On the other hand, Delhi Police claimed that they arrested the accused Shivshankar thrice, but the victim turned hostile. 
  
 Upset with the happening, Delhi Commission for Women (DCW) chief lashed out at the Centre government and Delhi police on the issue of safety of women. 
  
 “How many Nirbhayas does Delhi want? We all simply wait for next Nirbhaya to die,” the Delhi Commission for Women (DCW) Chairperson Swati Maliwal said on Twitter, adding she “never felt so helpless.” 
  
 “The girl was fed a corrosive substance which completely destroyed her internal organs and she died a very painful death,” she said, adding that it was only after the Commission issued notice to the DCP (North), the accused who was roaming free was arrested. 
  
 She asked the Centre to set up a high-level ministerial committee on women safety under the leadership of Home Minister Rajnath Singh. 
  
  
  
 “With parents of 14-year-old victim. V poor n inconsolable. How many Nirbhayas does Delhi want? We all simply wait for next Nirbhaya to die. (sic)” 
  
 (With PTI inputs) ||||| Highlights 14-year-old rape victim who was repeatedly sexually assaulted died today DCW Chairperson Swati Maliwal said she "never felt so helpless." Maliwal wants a high-level ministerial committee on women safety 
  
 A 14-year-old Dalit rape victim who was repeatedly sexually assaulted and was forced to drink an acid-like substance, died at a hospital here today, prompting an anguished DCW chief to lash out at the Centre and Delhi police on the issue of women's safety."How many Nirbhayas does Delhi want? We all simply wait for next Nirbhaya to die," the Delhi Commission for Women (DCW) Chairperson Swati Maliwal said on Twitter, adding she "never felt so helpless.""The girl was fed a corrosive substance which completely destroyed her internal organs and she died a very painful death," she said, adding that it was only after the Commission issued notice to the DCP (North), the accused who was roaming free was arrested.She asked the Centre to set up a high-level ministerial committee on women safety under the leadership of Home Minister Rajnath Singh."With parents of 14-year-old victim. V poor n inconsolable. How many Nirbhayas does Delhi want? We all simply wait for next Nirbhaya to die."To add insult to injury, Home Ministry scrapped Women Safety Sp Task Force in Delhi set up wen Nirbhaya died stating it's mandate finished!"She is dead ! We the system is responsible. Never felt so helpless. Need to do something. Come on people ...(sic)," Maliwal said in a series of tweets.Maliwal was alluding to the Centre's recent decision to disband the Special Task Force on women's safety in Delhi. It was established in 2013 in the aftermath of the brutal Nirbhaya gangrape.On Friday, the DCW has issued a notice to DCP (North) questioning the handling of the case of the Dalit minor who was allegedly kidnapped by the accused just before a hearing in her rape case, subjected to sexual assault several times and forced to drink corrosive substance.In the notice, the Commission had directed DCP (North) to provide security to the girl and her family and asked why the police had not arrested the accused till date.The Commission had also sought the details of action taken on the complaint of the victim's parents regarding threat to their lives in an FIR filed on May 15 and asked the reasons for not registering offences under Section 3 of the SC and ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989. . ||||| (CNN) A 14-year-old girl has died in another case of a lower-caste woman allegedly being raped by the same man twice in India. 
  
 The girl was kidnapped in May by the same suspect who allegedly attacked her in December, according to a police report filed by her parents, a senior Delhi police official told CNN. 
  
 The suspect was reportedly out on bail while he awaited trial in the first rape case involving the girl. 
  
 The girl belonged to the Dalit caste, Swati Maliwal, chairwoman of the Delhi Commission for Women, told CNN. Dalit is the lowest caste in Indian society 
  
 Her parents told police the alleged attacker forced the girl to drink chemicals. 
  
 She died Sunday after being admitted to the hospital in June when she fell ill. The suspect was arrested again following her death, police said. 
  
 According to India's National Crime Records Bureau, more than four Dalit women are raped every day, with 2014 statistics saying crime against Dalits rose 19%. In many of the cases, these crimes are committed by perpetrators from an upper caste. 
  
 "For centuries, the lower caste (has) been subject to oppression, and one form of suppressing their empowerment has been through violence," Sunitha Krishnan, a rape survivor, activist and mental health specialist, told CNN. 
  
 "And to a woman or a child, the worst form of violence you can think of is sexual assault and sex crime." 
  
 Attacks on 4-year-old girl, Israeli woman reported 
  
 Unfortunately, such cases are by no means unusual, but the more sensational ones help increase visibility, according to Krishnan. 
  
 "We need to acknowledge that statistics say every 22 minutes a woman or a child gets raped in this country, and we need not only to break our silence but to act on it," she said. 
  
 "Sex crime is not only in India. You can single out India, saying that it is the only one having this problem, but it happens everywhere. However, in a country like India, these issues are not highlighted. For every 100,000 cases, only one gets highlighted." 
  
 Met 4 year old rape victim. Marks over her body tell her brutal ordeal. In deep pain n trauma. Totally inhuman. When will Delhi b rape free? — Swati Maliwal (@SwatiJaiHind) July 25, 2016 
  
 Even in a country accustomed to stories of sexual violence, Sunday was particularly shocking. 
  
 That evening, a 4-year-old girl was allegedly raped by her 28-year-old neighbor in western Delhi, Rajendar Singh, inspector of Delhi police, told CNN. The girl is now in a stable condition. 
  
 In the northern Indian state of Himachal Pradesh, an Israeli woman, 25, was allegedly gang-raped by six men, Padam Chand, superintendent of Himachal Pradesh police, told CNN. 
  
 According to police, the woman said she was looking for a ride outside her guesthouse early Sunday when the driver of a car carrying the men offered her a lift to a nearby town. 
  
 In Delhi, such cases happen every two days, said Maliwal of the Delhi Commission for Women. 
  
 "It's become really sad, because we are concerned there is a lot of politics going on in Delhi, but we very strongly feel there is hardly any change being done on the ground," she said. ||||| Highlights The teen was raped in December last year Accused, who was out on bail, raped her again in May this year The girl was on life support for a month. 
  
 A 14-year-old Dalit girl in Delhi, who had been on life support for over a month after she was raped repeatedly and then forced to drink acid, died on Sunday, becoming another echo of "Nirbhaya", the young student who was fatally gang-raped in 2012.In a dying statement from the hospital bed as she vomited blood, the teen said she was beaten up, raped "several times a day" and forced to drink acid mixed in juice. Her hands and feet were tied up and she was denied food, she alleged."The man threatened to stab her with a knife... she was scared...Now her attacker is threatening my other daughter and my son. He has not gone to school for 10 days," her mother told NDTV today.The girl was first sexually assaulted in December; the accused Shivshankar, who is from her neighourhood, was arrested but let off on bail.The teenager, whose parents are hospital sweepers, was kidnapped again in May from her home, allegedly by the accused, just before a court hearing on her rape case."We looked for her for 12 days. When my child came back home, she had bruises all over. Her mouth, chest and limbs had been blackened," said the teen's mother.She says the accused man's family has now threatened to kidnap her son."They told her if she revealed anything in court, they would kill her father and mother," the mother sobbed.The police have claimed that the girl kept changing her statements and denying rape. "A medical board will investigate her case," said a police source.Accusing the police of not arresting the accused or protecting the girl, Swati Maliwal, the chief of the women's panel, tweeted yesterday: "How many Nirbhayas does Delhi want?" She claimed that Centre-Delhi politics and poor policing had left the girl vulnerable to not one, but multiple attacks.The women's panel chief has backed the girl's family's allegation that she was forced to withdraw her charges. "I don't deny that she changed and withdrew her statement several times before the court and the police. It's a matter worth investigating," said Ms Maliwal. |||||
Output:
Cops in India said a woman who was abducted and raped earlier this month in Bhiwani was likely the victim of the same five men who gang-raped her three years ago and were out on bail. Now, echos of that case in another: CNN reports a 14-year-old Delhi girl has died after allegedly being kidnapped, raped, and abused by the man suspected of raping her in December. That man, said to live in the girl's neighborhood, was out on bail when the alleged abduction occurred on May 15—one day prior to a hearing on his case. (Some reports say the alleged rapist kidnapped her; others say it was his maternal aunt.) NDTV reports she was raped repeatedly, with Chair of the Delhi Commission for Women Swati Maliwal saying the teen was "fed a corrosive substance which completely destroyed her internal organs and she died a very painful death." NDTV reports the girl made a deathbed statement that described what she allegedly endured: beatings, rapes "several times a day," a lack of food, and the forced consumption of acid in juice. The girl's mother says, "We looked for her for 12 days. When my child came back home, she had bruises all over. Her mouth, chest and limbs had been blackened." CNN and NDTV report she was hospitalized in June and on life support for a month. CNN cites police as saying the man was arrested following the girl's death. On Twitter, Maliwal accused India of failing another "Nirbhaya"—a reference to Jyoti Singh, who died after an infamous 2012 gang rape. As in the case earlier this month, the teen was a Dalit, considered the lowest, "untouchable" caste—and a particularly vulnerable one; read more about why.