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Wednesday, March 10, 2010
 Our "Liberal" Values - Part I
The torture was so brutal that there were blood stains on the wall of Anu's room ....

The news that dominated the headlines and TV spots for the past few days was predictably the Swamy Nithyananda happy ending case. Since it involved a religion which is every secular person's mission to fix and a movie actress, the case had great tabloid appeal. Prima facie it does not appear any laws were broken. Plenty can be said about the moral aspect of the case but should the secular state get involved? There is an obvious catch-22 in such private sting operations, especially when it involves gross violation of privacy, you can not just barge into someone's bedroom. Yet, the courts admitted a case of "rape and intimidation" against the Swamy. This is a very clever ruse, something tells us the dude called K. Lenin did not think it up all by himself. Maybe it had something to do with land disputes between the Swamy's organization and a powerful regional satrap, who knows?

The point is, we expected our liberals to take a contrarian stand with their fiercely individualistic fearless selves. Alas, as "liberal" journalist after "liberal" journalist wrote about and one rating hungry secular TV anchor to the next discussed the salacious aspects of the case, no one gave the poor Swamy a break. Forget the Swamy for a moment, what about the poor woman's privacy? The sting video kept on running until it was dislodged off the prime slot by the Queen's triumphant appearance post passage of the Women's reservation bill in the Rajya Sabha. What good is empowerment if ladies can't have a bit of private fun on the side?

In any case, titillating as the case might have been, no small animals or little children were hurt in the process.

Unfortunately, the same can not be said about another case that flew past in the minor headlines. No one took any notice:
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: A Kerala Christian priest has been arrested for alleged sexual abuse of a minor girl inmate of a hostel run by Orthodox Church at Pothukal in Malappuram district in September last year. The victim is a student of Catholicate Higher Secondary School run by the church. [source: The Times of India]
This is a very serious, big ticket crime, the holy grail of any public prosecutor, and yet:
Father K G Joseph alias Father Habib Joseph was arrested and produced in a local court on Thursday. He, however, was granted bail. Joseph later denied charges. Crime Branch sources said the priest was charged under Section 354 IPC (assault or criminal force to woman with intent to outrage her modesty), a bailable offence.
It is astonishing that a monster who abuses a 14-year old kid gets booked under IPC 354 as opposed to IPC 375. Given the situation, letting the dude out on bail basically means letting him walk free.

Wait, there is more:
Police are also probing the "unnatural" death of the girl's elder sister, who "succumbed" to suspected food poisoning at hostel in October last year. A few days after her death, the 14-year-old class IX student had alleged that she and her elder sister Anu were made to wash feet and massage Joseph and another priest who was a regular visitor to the hostel and that it often ended up with them being sexually harassed.
If you are still shaking your head in disbelief, you are not alone. Yet the priest was booked under a bailable offense. This is what we call outstanding success of sensitivity training of public prosecutors in a secular country.

Further along, we find that the abuse was almost institutionalized and happened with full knowledge of other personnel of the institution:
Though they took up the matter with a nun, she instead of helping, threatened them with dire consequences, the girl had alleged. The two sisters belonging to a poor family of Kelakam in Kannur district thought it better to resign to their fate as otherwise they would have had to discontinue studies. Sixteen-year-old Anu, a class XI student, died on October 24, 2009. Soon after her death her younger sister had told reporters in the presence of her father that Anju was taken out in a car by the second priest on October 21 and they returned late in the night. Anu looked very tired and was crying and didn't eat anything the next day. This infuriated the nun who beat her up, she had alleged.
The systematic, pervasive and almost institutionalized abuse in such institutes happens right under the noses of our "liberal" people, the type whose every other spoken word is "justice". Just a few months ago, the Sister Abhaya case was finally wrapped up after years of legal intrigue. Another sister came out with a tell all book and received little attention. Every now and then one reads these horror stories and shivers, most of them involve a clique of religious leaders, politicians and powerful people. Little girls suffer silently, occasionally the walls carry the stains of their muffled cries .....

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Tuesday, March 09, 2010
 Minority Report
Outrage: People enforcing bandh in Khammam town protesting
against a book authored by Macha Laxmaiah on Thursday. [Link]

Move over the anguished, impoverished minority stereotyped by the Sachar report, here comes the newly assertive variety. In Khamman, AP (pictured above), minority youth protested against a supposedly inflammatory book and brought life to a standstill. Special forces had to be deployed to keep matters from going out of control. The Government did not take any chances, copies of the offending book were seized and the author promptly arrested.

In Shimoga and Hassan, Karnataka, things did not end so well. Protests against an article written by controversial author Taslima Nasreen turned violent and two people died in the ensuing police firing.

Alert netizens point out that cars with bumper stickers "KHANS" were noticed in and around Bangalore, it is not clear if it is the effect of the movie "My Name is Khan".

40 year old nabbed for raping minor
Youth gets bail in elopement caseKolkata
Kidnapped girl rescued after chase in Choolaimedu
Moharrum passes off peacefully
Four held with firearms in Uttar Pradesh
Indian workers sold like cattle in Saudi Arabia Stowaway
20 unruly fliers hijack AI flight for 15 hrs
Dawood man held with fake currency
Miracle doc took two govts for a ride
SIMs being misused by Pak callers
Victim gives two versions court acquits rape accused
Man who murdered vagabond held
Four held with 50 kg date rape drug from city airport
Bombay HC upholds ban on Islamic book
Sultan ul Uloom lands in trouble
Vedic case MLA brother surrenders granted bail
Man accused of molesting Jet airhostess lands in custody
Furnish whereabouts of Gulshan Kumars killer
Truck looting Gang of robbers busted
Minor girl rescued from Delhi brothel
HuJI south India chief arrested in Hyderabad
14 year old raped killed in up
Men killed by wife paramour
D company got fake passports issued from Lucknow office
Girl spills beans on killer father
6 with fake currency held
Man behind 1993 train blasts held near articleshow
Ex MLA could face minimum 3 yrs in jail for giving shelter to IM terrorist
Ban on SIMI extended by two years
Cops crack Rs 42 lakh heist
3 town planning men suspended
Wanted accused in 1993 bomb blasts held after 17 years
Indian Mujahideen terrorist sent to police custody
youth arrested for kidnapping raping 15 yr old in mumbai
HuJI man in city for fake notes probe
IM man posed as BTech student to buy ball bearings
Suspected terrorist arrested in
Two suspected Bangla nationals held in Muzaffarnagar
200 kgs of ammonium nitrate 600 detonators seized in Gujarat
Cameras of mediamen snatched by cops
mumbai boy rescued from employer s custody
rapist in ties the knot victim bails him out in mumbai
Ketamine powder seized from Ahmedabad airport three held
Judge to face probe over links with woman officer
First time offenders
jammu and kashmir sex maniac in police net
suspect rider leads cops to robbers
railway cops put lives on the line to catch a con man
Gang of highway robbers busted
Two arrested on rape charges
Rape accuseds bail rejected yet again
Five arrested in molestation saga
Left hoodlums in khaki attack N Bengal village
hubby in laws get 7 year ri for raping woman
haj house imam accused of harbouring terrorists acquitted
al qaeda terrorist arrested in bihar
HC nod for CB plea on Naseer Khan
16 yr old girl set on fire
Delhi serial blasts accused arrested in Azamgarh
Vedic case Court extends Khude bail
hamza handled dawood s ops
shahbaz khan plans to sue airline authorities for maligning his name
sons of deplaned businessman quizzed police do not get any clue
how many female cops do you have Woman Trafficked
fake notes flood wholesale market in and around mumbai
youth arrested for kidnapping raping 15 yr old in mumbai
centre to pardon j and k youth training in pok
boys face 55 cases in four states
indian mujahideen had plans to attack iit bjp cong hqs
2 held with 20 stolen bikes
Three gunrunners held in Palamau
Four get life for kidnapping killing boy
Counterfeiters arrested in Bangalore
MLA aspirant 2 others held for killing tailor
Five held for cheating woman
senior citizen held for rape in mumbai
jealous of ex wife s success lawyer turns into an outlaw
dawood paying crores to ensure own protection
double murder convict gets bail after 8 years
convicted murderer may walk free if dna test is valid
three persons arrested poppy straw recovered in kashmir
11 get bail in Shopian case
dalit woman set on fire for objecting to molestation
Cargo plane lands with AK 47 rifles from Dubai
Constables son arrested for chain snatching
Taslimas article sparks violence in Karnataka 2 killed
2 AI employees suspended for molesting 2 minor passengers
Two more arrested in drug seizure case
10 yr old girl molested in tony south mumbai club
eve teasing leads to mumbai youth s murder
Plucky 7 yr boy survives uncles bid to kill him
Four teenagers arrested for robberies
54 yr old aide of state cong leader detained in german bakery probe
Kerala priest held for sexual abuse of minor
Lover murders pregnant girlfriend in public loo
delhi cop killer arrested in mumbai
molester in south mumbai thought victim was a foreigner
Aftab case judge gets death threat
Man held for fraud

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