NDTV Coverage on Manipur girl rape case in delhi jan 2012 (Crime Patrol Episode 83 - 10 Feb 2012)

Crime Patrol:Manipur girl raped in Delhi: 48 hours on, no breakthrough; North East community angry- 10 Feb 2012

A 20-year-old girl from Manipur state was allegedly raped last night by an unidentified man. The girl hails from Churachandpur district in Manipur. She came to Delhi in 2010 and working in a spa centre at Gurgaon, an NGO said today.



A note from the NGO said the alleged victim, identity withheld, was waiting for public transport after she finished her office work at around 8.45 PM at Gurgaon.



“A man offered her lift to her residence in Mahipalpur. Instead of taking her to Mahipalpur road, the man forcefully took (her) toward Dwarka. She screamed inside the car but man took her to an isolated area in Dwarka sector 20, beaten her, bite on face and raped her repeatedly. She was left in the place; the man run away. She remained unconscious till 11 PM and called her friends and her friends rushed to the spot and found her laying in cold, wounded,” the NESCH said

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NDTV Coverage about the death of 13 year old child shot dead by Army (Crime Patrol Episode 79, 80)

Here is the NDTV video coverage of the story-

Crime Patrol: Dastak - Raju Accidently Gets Shot - Episode 79, 80 - 27th - 28th January 2012

Chennai:  A week after a 13-year-old boy was shot dead inside an Army residential complex in Chennai, sources have told NDTV there has been a breakthrough in the case.



Army sources have told NDTV that a retired officer has been taken into police custody this evening. The retired officer, who was staying in the officer's block opposite to the place of the incident, was handed over to police for questioning yesterday.



Dilshan, a Chennai teenager, was killed by a bullet while picking almonds, with his friends, inside the Island Grounds Army Residential complex in Chennai on Sunday.



The CB-CID, which is investigating the case, on Thursday, confirmed the use of a rifle in the murder. It also interrogated a few Army officers including a Lt Colonel in connection with the case.



Earlier, Chief Minister Jayalalithaa blamed the Army for the death of the teen.



"It is quite clear that someone from within the army enclave shot at the boy and killed him," the Chief Minister said.



Army Chief General V K Singh had promised strong action against anybody found guilty but said the entire force should not be defamed if any individual is suspected.



"Whoever has committed any mistake in the incident - be it an officer or a jawan - strong action will be taken against him," Singh had said.

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