Delhi gangrape: Family wants death for all accused, says father
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Addressing a joint press conference with Delhi BJP chief Vijender Gupta and South Delhi Mayor Savita Gupta, the father also took objection to his daughter being referred to as gang rape victim by the media.
"We are hurt when she is called a gang rape victim. She is the daughter of the nation. We want her name to be known to the people. She is really a braveheart. She awoke the conscience of the nation... we want death for all accused," he said.
Gupta announced the South Delhi Municipal Corporation has decided to name a Science Museum in R K Puram, from where the girl and her male friend boarded a bus on December 16, after the student.
"The father has given an undertaking under Sec 228(A) of the IPC saying that he has no objection in revealing the name of his daughter. So, the SDMC will name the museum after her. It will be called Brave Heart Museum," he said.
Section 228A of the Indian Penal Code prohibits disclosure of a rape victim's name is punishable with a two-year jail and a fine. However, the name can be revealed if the family gives in writing that it can be made public.
The girl's father took a few questions and the rest were answered by his son, who was also present. The father demanded the accused be sentenced to death and requested the media to respect their privacy.
"I have not slept for the last three days. I don't get time to sleep during the day because we keep getting media at home," he said.
Answering a volley of questions, the girl's brother said his family was not bothered about whether the Justice J S Verma Committee recommendations are followed or not.
"What we want is justice for my sister. We want that to happen," he said.
The boy also demanded the juvenile, who is perceived to be the most violent among the six, should be treated like other accused. "Once you cross the age of 14, you know what is wrong and what is right. He should not be let go scotfree," he said.
Gupta said there would be no legal hassles in naming the science museum after the girl since her father has given a written undertaking.
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