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16 October 2024, 14:19 PM

CAPITAL PANISHMENT FOR GIRL AND WOMEN RAPIST – PRAVIN

Mr. PRAVIN speaking to media at press club in Bengaluru.

The topic is about protection/security of girl child and capital punishment for rapists, in democratic country

Bengaluru: Under the leadership of Mr. Praveen and under the leadership of Mr. Musa Mr. Sharif, we embarked on a “South to North” (Mangalore to Delhi) campaign.Why The Death Penalty Is Not A Solution To India’s Rape

Mr.Pravin, Why capital panishment for child women why not in democratic country.In our great India, which has taught the whole world the lesson of culture and traditions, protection of girl children , if she goes out of the house for any reason, or for any other reason, those families do not have faith and hope that she will return home in order. No, the one who rapes girls should be severely punished in the law and order system of our country. There is no equality in the country? In our country of India, as a man lives a free life, so does a woman. Children are not being helped. Why is there no protection in our country like the girls in foreign countries? More than 35 thousand girls are being raped every year. Similarly, if sexual rapes continue in our country, eventually we will have to see girls in museums, he said.

For this purpose, I met the Prime Minister of our country in his office in Delhi and strengthened this project “Beti Bachao” for the protection of girl children in our country so that no girl in the country is raped and lives with dignity, respect and dignity in the society and the parents who have given birth to a girl child can also feel at peace and the whole country can have a girl child. We request the Prime Minister who is in the position of mother to the country to formulate this project in a respectful manner.

Mr. Under the leadership of Mr. Sharif, our intention is to visit the Prime Minister’s office in Delhi on October 17, starting from the Gandhi statue near the Town Hall in Mangalore and reaching the ‘Prime Minister’s Office* in Delhi. So we request all the community of our country to participate in this and make this program a success.

Capital punishment in India is the highest legal penalty for crimes under the country’s main substantive penal legislation, the Indian Penal Code, as well as other laws. Executions are carried out by hanging as the primary method of execution per Section 354(5) of the Criminal Code of Procedure, 1973 is “Hanging by the neck until dead”, and is imposed only in the ‘rarest of cases’.[1][2]

Currently, there are around 539 [3] prisoners on death row in India. The most recent executions in India took place in March 2020, when four of the 2012 Delhi gang rape and murder perpetrators were executed at the Tihar Jail in Delhi.[4]

History

In the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC), 1898 death was the default punishment for murder and required the concerned judges to give reasons in their judgment if they wanted to give life imprisonment instead.[5] By an amendment to the CrPC in 1955, the requirement of written reasons for not imposing the death penalty was removed, reflecting no legislative preference between the two punishments. In 1973, when the CrPC was amended further, life imprisonment became the norm and the death penalty was to be imposed only in exceptional cases, particularly if a heinous crime committed deems the perpetrator too dangerous to even be ‘considered’ for paroled release into society after 20 years (life imprisonment without parole does not exist in India since it is too expensive to freely feed and house dangerous criminals all their lives, and eliminating the possibility of parole after a life sentence removes the positive and rehabilitative incentive to improve behaviour; all criminals sentenced to life imprisonment in India are automatically eligible for parole after serving 20 years, as per IPC 57), and required ‘special reasons’.[2] This significant change indicated a desire to limit the imposition of the death penalty in India. The CrPC, 1973 also bifurcated a criminal trial into two stages with separate hearings, one for conviction and the other for sentencing.

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