In December 2012, the teenager was part of the six member gang that lured a 23-year-old trainee physiotherapist and her male friend onto a bus, where the girl was gruesomely raped and her companion brutally beaten.
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The Centre too had sought a stay on the convict’s release, saying that the after-care plan prepared by the management committee of the juvenile home did not clarify his mental state.
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The juvenile convict will be free on or before December 20, after completion of his 3-year jail term.
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The court also asked the Juvenile Justice Board to speak with the convict as well as his parents to decide on the plan to rehabilitate him.
There were demands that he be tried in a regular court as an adult along with the other accused.
Despite government and police quests to keep the juvenile in custody, Delhi’s high court made a clear judgment Friday that it has no power to overturn the law.
“Government has already submitted its report in the court on the rehabilitation of the juvenile convict who has turned 20-year-old now”, said a senior government official. The woman subsequently succumbed to her accidents 13 days later in Singapore.
Residents of the convict’s native village in Badaun district maintained that the youth, who did such a heinous crime, had no place in the village. “I have joined hands with “16 December Kranti” group to seek justice for all the women in the country”. The village youth studying outside are being looked down upon and often denied employment.
“We haven’t seen him, not met him, but despite all our efforts, the criminal will walk free”, Asha Devi, mother of the victim, said, adding their three-year-old battle for justice has gone in vain.
When contacted, the father of the victim said that they had gathered for a peaceful demonstration near the correction home in Majnu Ka Tila against the release of the juvenile convict but the police detained them.
She said that her husband was mentally challenged and her two daughters worked as labourers to support the family, therefore she needed her son to come back.
Villagers like Haji Tauseef Raza and few others agreed with her.
Raza said people of the village would fully support him.
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“What we feel is that he should not be released, it won’t be good if he gets released”.
