Kolkata Doctor Found “Gang Raped” & Murdered W/ Broken Pelvis - Hospital Says She Took Her Own Life

[@777ATE]

The ex hospital head had the FUCKING audacity to say it was "irresponsible"of her to be there late at night. The government is as pathetic as always.

[@2degucitas]

So what does this say about female patients? Are they wrong for staying the night? He's an idiot.

[@veganmeg]

He doesn't view women as humans, the majority of men does not

[@v1nc3nt_bl4ck4]

That sounds about right. Reminds me of the India’s daughter case, absolutely disgusting. India has a serious rape problem and Modi will never do anything about it

[@leonama6876]

Victim blaming is so typical in this type of entitled society. All the people being protected are likely involved in other r#ape cases. She was there late because she was on call. Thank you for bringing this case to the public eye. Silence only protects the perpetrator.

[@hualian5339]

@@777ATE he's an idiot, so they should make doctors a 9-5 job since it's irresponsible to work night shifts 🫣🙄 then just let their patients tend to themselves, well maybe it might not just be a doctor next time. they might target patients or even the guardians🫣🙄

[@vanshikatewary8290]

as an indian woman myself, Rotten Mango has covered this case more accurately than indian news channels have.

[@JL3344]

Damn thats sad! Stay strong 💪🏻

[@Cherry_with_science]

exactly. it's fucking pathetic that the media here doesn't give a fuck

[@gmenonn]

Same here and I agree

[@Lunaandstars-786]

Yup, all the media here are controlled by politicians directly or indirectly. The politicians here are so corrupted they will make sure to cover up all of their dirty,shitty business by paying the police officials. If in some rare cases the police tries to shed light on the issue, these political bitches would threaten them to be quiet.

[@Lunaandstars-786]

@@Diya1702 some channels DO follow these types of issues , but they tend to forget bout it sooner or later Also do you genuinely thinking she'd say something for the likes ? It's not BS bro, she's writing her opinion

[@Bluemaker48]

The fact that there are people protecting the multiple men who did this is so alarming.

[@dansweda712]

I'd say they are protecting their reputation overall, no matter what that entails, and yes, that pisses me off

[@wtice4632]

Welcome to india

[@SocksWithSandalsEnjoyer]

Sadly it's nothing new :/

[@heeismine7]

They are??? Why tf would you defend this

[@LolaHaze]

​@@heeismine7 no empathy for women + too many connections

[@alizasarwat943]

I am an Indian woman from Kolkata. Thank you so much for covering this case so quickly. To any foreigner, especially please DO NOT TRAVEL TO INDIA it's risky and it is a shame how the government is handling this case. The fact that they have banned this video in India and are trying so hard to keep this from spreading Internationally is a shameful act. Some of us are watching this via VPN or by changing our location. Let's hope that she gets justice and may her soul rest in peace

[@stutimishra7512]

I know it is a very sad and tragic case but this doesn't capture the beautiful culture of this country. Visit India but with proper research ESPECIALLY ON SAFETY FOR SOME PLACES. This should be done when visiting any country. India is safe as there are good souls here as well. It's just sometimes one really is dealt with an unfair card. Such a tragic end to an empowering woman. May her soul rest in peace 🙏🙏

[@MissBibaDiva]

I pray for the safety of the women there. It’s terrible that you all are not protected by law enforcement.

[@artsychik]

I'm so sorry to hear about this happening in your country. My heart and soul goes out to you ❤

[@jenster29]

​@@stutimishra7512doesn't sound like it's worth the risk to be honest. Everywhere has dangerous areas, but these things are happening in supposedly safe ones. A university hospital? And the cover ups?? Nah.. you need to make massive changes to your culture if you want people to go there. India was always on my travel list when I was younger but I would never go. Women aren't safe even when travelling with a man

[@MidnightSakura368]

Yeah. We should do whatever we can to spread this video around. I hope you're doing okay over there ❤

[@TheNinamarinhagrande]

"Hell is empty because all the monsters are here." that hits hard.

[@AdanSolas]

Doesn’t make any sense either, but whatever.

[@johnnalea6634]

@@AdanSolasuse common sense and it will make sense buddy. Not hard to interpret what they were saying.

[@istillhope]

True😢😢😢i teach my girl to stay alert😢never trust none

[@itsmsbryan2u766]

That's why they call it hell on earth 😢

[@Kankalinka-h8n]

@@AdanSolas It's a Shakespeare quote

[@alwayshungry0865]

The fact that in Assam a girl was harassed and the culprits said “do you want the Kolkata case to repeat” if she tried to report them?!?!? Like they really have the face to take this case as an inspiration??? How are we women supposed to feel safe in this country when creatures like these exist?

[@bhavanakoraginjala5899]

Whatttt???? That's really fucked up

[@2024b-pg4pw]

It's a make up story they said nothing like that

[@eggxoland2757]

​@@2024b-pg4pw How did you know about this

[@bananajoe9455]

​@2024b-pg4pw and how would u know that ?

[@onion_bred]

@@2024b-pg4pwif they are able to do the act. Threatening with the act is baby work. It’s more than unlikely. You seem to be in denial how common these threats even are

[@Divi-ex7yn]

Hey I’m an Indian here, and to just add a detail, recently a lady who was coming back home from a protest (MED students are protesting for what happened) was also, sadly raped. The alleged rapists stated ‘its her fault for protesting’ or something along the lines of such a gruesome statement.

[@Crybabymiku]

We failed as a nation

[@bloxinaron3803]

its baffling to me how women is at fault for anything that happens to them as if they deserve to be r word just because you protested. Its like saying if a woman does anything she will get r*aped as a punishment…

[@bloxinaron3803]

its baffling to me how women is at fault for anything that happens to them as if they deserve to be r word just because you protested. Its like saying if a woman does anything she will get r*aped as a punishment…

[@okaynetflix8705]

What the actual hell

[@aynain1810]

How dare we celebrate any years of independence. How dare we.

[@lisasyadom6686]

THE FACT THEY BANNED THIS VIDEO IN INDIA SAYS A LOT ABOUT OUR GOVT

[@soggy_handsanitizer]

THEY DID??? thats horrible what????

[@socialabc8254]

I don't believe the information from the Indian government. The information reported by the international community is incomplete. The murdered girl's body contained 150ml of sperm. On average, a man only ejaculates 5-7ml of sperm at a time. I heard from someone living in India that a doctor had spent more than five hundred million dollars on the police to stop investigating the incident, but because the girl was of high class, a women's association spent another billion dollars on the police to continue the investigation. The law in India only favors the rich. What a terrible country. I find it disgusting. I want to spread this information so that the international community can increase pressure on the Indian government to continue investigating the incident.

[@dawgyeom]

Oh my god... my VPN was on and I accidentally came upon this video now and thought op unarchieved this video but turns out the govt banned this for Indians... what the fuck?

[@stupidclassmate6233]

OMG YES I REALISED TOO, IM USINF A VPN AFTER I FOUND OUR IT GOT REMOVED

[@lisasyadom6686]

@@soggy_handsanitizer yeah they did its only accessible through vpn :(

[@naviekargunaseelan1043]

After the murder ,her name was the MOST searched thing on adult websites all over India. I think this should speak for itself.

[@GojosCycle]

Whenever a case like this happens! It's always going trendy on shady websites! And now you know how fucked up Indian men really are!! I am not saying all men! But almost majority of them watches something like that! Leaving India next year! It's Hell living here as a women!

[@l13s_d]

​@MayankTrivedi2-bg3dgstill it doesn't make it okay to do all this.

[@SuccessOm-v4w]

Seriously, people are this much disgusting

[@SuccessOm-v4w]

Seriously, brother, these people's are literally soo disgusting

[@hello-xq1ei]

thats diabolical man...

[@HeisenbergFam]

Imagine being a doctor trying to help others only to be brutally SA'd in a hospital

[@vo7414]

Imagine working that hard and to serve the community and that's the thanks you get.

[@pawlovestraveling]

and also for being a doctor one has to go through vigorous studies and dedication and passion. in india we also have to pass NEET exam which is very very very tough now imagine going through alllll of this and being able to get admitted to a reputed medical college just for this to happen to you. its such a horrible situation.

[@AlissaSss23]

And unalived 😮

[@reesewithoutherspoon56]

REST IN PEACE DR MOUMITA DEBNATH

[@thanospookie69]

YOU STILL EXIST?!

[@bouncingnick9747]

My husband is from Kolkata and he says he is so ashamed they are handling this situation so poorly. Prayers to the doctor's family. I hope they get justice

[@dj.j5099]

protest, protest, and more protest until something is done...this is so sad 😞

[@moumitan09]

@@dj.j5099 our CM is being a clown. Got an 18 year old arrested for speaking against her.

[@SceneJunkiesYT]

​@@moumitan09wdym? 😂

[@MrWescottX]

So sad

[@Catglittercrafts]

@@moumitan09tf are you talking about

[@RoynonBabies]

The dad who came to work with his daughter, staying her entire shift, being her pillow when she needed a nap... It's horrible that he needed to do that but he is such a hero❤

[@lazerbubbles3630]

❤

[@lazerbubbles3630]

He prob. Have seen some shiet and knows a lot about the men there!

[@Myatheroses]

He cares enough to protect her

[@leavealekalone]

They will only protect their family, but never speak up for someone else

[@justwatching4404]

This is the third time I’ve heard about a sadistic gang assaults like this happening in India. The same issues are threaded through these instances, no justice for the victims and protection for the assailants.

[@yglover2095]

The fact she blurred victim face n her families n while our Indian media has no sense of responsibility of victim privacy at all.

[@kyungsu1203]

Media never gives privacy to victim but to criminals. They don't even try to expose criminals information.🙁

[@leok_is_here9681]

there's no such thing as Privacy in India I will tell you that.

[@kokoko-xz4zc]

It’s actually illegal in India But people don’t want this case to be covered up like the other cases in the past so they are trying their best to spread it everywhere

[@Hustler-rm3bm]

Exactly and they be blurring the face of the person who did the crime on the news channels

[@Kanak-n8g]

Brother, look at her thumbnail

[@dotorange7621]

After she was murdered, her name was searched on X-rated websites so many times, which is just sickening. This case is already so bad but to think there’s people justifying it and sexualizing it is disgusting. There’s so many cases like this in India that are never covered or cared for. It’s really depressing to know there’s a big case that happens one time, forgotten about and happens again. It’s a vicious cycle.

[@MrWescottX]

For real . so sickening 😢 😠 😡 in india 🇮🇳

[@pacipwincess]

m*n are vile

[@chaoswitch1974]

This is what's reported in the US: According to the Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network (RAINN), there are over 433,000 cases of sexual assault or rape annually in the U.S. among people ages 12 and older. This means that every 68 seconds, another American is sexually assaulted. However, researchers know that the available data likely underrepresents the issue since many sexual assault cases go unreported.

[@chaoswitch1974]

I'm not minimizing the cases in India, I'm just saying this is a problem worldwide. Women are becoming aware that many men are dangerous and hate us.

[@winniefindstheway]

My heart hurts so badly for you... as a Canadian with so many immigrants from India I feel a deep empathy for Indian women and the struggles faced there... prayers for safety, justice and real lasting change 🙏

[@leona5739]

I worked for an international company where they specifically asking only men go on business trips in India because how common it is women get raped and abused there. The government needs to be held accountable. JUSTICE FOR WOMEN!!!

[@Disyd]

F A C T S

[@MayaMohan1993]

I'm so sorry that these types of things exist in my country and I feel so ashamed 💔

[@melissamoonchild9216]

I remember my mom was so scared when I went to India for a month, at the time I thought she was being biased, but now I understand better.

[@HMStar10]

I suppose Epstein had his island in India, correct?

[@HMStar10]

@@melissamoonchild9216Indians are good at protesting. I don’t see others protesting for crimes in their countries at such scale. Shame on you.

[@wonderastia593]

When this news broke out, first thing that came to my mind was "why didn't the hospital head get DNA samples from all the male staffs in the hospital and run DNA tests on the victim to get matching results in order to get the rape culprits". This shows how society preys on women and children and tries to bury investigations. May the victim's soul rest in peace and I pray her family finds strength to bear their loss and I pray God be with them as they fight to uncover the truth, the rapists and to seek justice on their daughter's behalf.

[@paigehannan8642]

That & the dental records not being used at all bothers me as well

[@violet7773]

​​@@paigehannan8642 if you're talking about bite mark analysis, that's been completely debunked. You can't tell a person's dental record from the marks left by a bite, especially not one into flesh.

[@paigehannan8642]

@@violet7773 I didn't know that! Thank you for informing me

[@BooksRulex]

It broke my heart when Stephanie said that a girl can do everything by the book and still get raped and murdered. The issue is not the women, it’s the men! Fix the men instead of hiding the women! I’m so angry that women have to do things as bandage to fix a ROTTEN WOUND.

[@_Amarin]

Exactly!!! And it pisses me off to no end when absolute nonces start yappin' about how women should change their behavior and give up their freedom in order to appease the men and protect themselves, cuz "bad things will always happen, it's your responsibility if you get robbed when you choose to go into a bad neighbourhood at night with your $50k gold chain". Like, how about, instead of shaming women for how they dress, where they go and how they handle entitled sexcrazed men, we start seriously teaching men from early childhood NOT to я.а.р.е., thus making such atrocities a rarity, a thing of the past? But unfortunately, I see no chances of men actually wanting to change for the better...

[@joannajamerson35]

Thank you everything by the book and my husband is so shity and I don't know what to do

[@hwNi75sO1]

​@@joannajamerson35 Secretly prepare and leave him if you can do so safely.

[@ChromicLights]

Boys will be boys right? 😭

[@jackelineferreyra9078]

Exactly! Why are there men doing this horrible crimen agaist women??

[@sansmehta]

As a woman in India- I am scared to have children, because I never want to have a daughter! I don’t know how I will ever protect my child which is completely heartbreaking!

[@pacipwincess]

many women are scared to birth daughters bc other women will birth sons :| there's no way to protect girls when msn exist

[@new.starrz]

I'm not in India, but i plan to not have kids because of THIS same reason.

[@polaris1985]

Yeah they are like a safe, once broken your lifetime worth of savings are gone.

[@polaris1985]

@manuelajager8517 boys get sexually harrased too

[@librasun321]

I’m not an Indian but I’m south East Asian and a mother. I definitely understand your point.

[@dylanthings2133]

As a female resident of Kolkata, I cannot thank you enough for bringing this issue to a bigger audience. It is embarassing how the authorities are dealing with this case. "The city of joy"- what an irony-

[@misschokesondique_yt]

Bless you! May the gods watch over you.

[@Lunaandstars-786]

Exactly,in India, no one freaking cares if a teenager goes missing or if a female doctor is raped and killed , the media won't talk bout it, the police won't give a damn. But if the victim is related to someone influential , it's gonna be on the news 24/7 . Im wondering when will we, citizens of India , will truly be independent , independent of corruption ;(

[@rohanshende4338]

Bengal also has highest abuse cases against men. BUT I don't see a single feminist protesting.

[@anushajana8749]

Now it's city of 'Bhoy'

[@KuromiLaBella]

Joy for grapists maybe. Definitely not for women.

[@areni96]

Update as of today: The CBI has arrested the principal, his security guard and two vendors from this place this also included selling of unclaimed corpses, trafficked medical waste, received bribes, and many more

[@digressingalice2764]

That's good to hear. Here's to.hoping they really are the perpetrators and not some attempt at covering it all up again. Thank you for informing us

[@sorrybro136]

A girl was raped after participating in the rally ( for the doctor who was raped ) in kolkata while she was returning home . After few days a Dalit ( lower caste) school girl was raped and burned and then i heard my neibour's cousin got raped and today I saw a video going viral in india where 5 boys on bike strolls around a girl , intimidating her....and these all happend in the span of 1 week , just imagine how unsafe india is . The justice system doesn't help you unless media attention is gained , even than justice is never guaranteed

[@ish58]

Damn wtf is wrong with dudes in India

[@Naman0309]

India is honestly really unsafe for women, especially the states with many gangs (UP and Bihar)

[@coraW]

there's so many rape cases this week, the national news doesn't mention ALL of them but if you look at regional newspapers the front page will have a case... like wtf

[@elithluxe7568]

Gosh that is so disgusting. I always wanted to visit india for the beautiful food (Bengali btw) and clothes but ik that is unlikely as much as going to Bangladesh alone is.

[@wizardsannie]

Oh my, what a crazy country they were living in🥹

[@icedwater3149]

As an Indian I’m currently using a VPN to access this video because it’s removed from my country. Shameful to be a citizen here

[@aubreysong]

Indian gov probably censoring it to prevent Indian's outrage spread massively. However, censoring stuff like this while do nothing effective to fix the situation or to prevent something like this happen again, means nothing.

[@literallykalyug]

its not lmao

[@LokiVixen]

​@@literallykalyug lmao your so stupid. They did ban this video. I had to change the youtube settings location to an another country to access it.

[@sam4drita]

​@@literallykalyugit is banned

[@MaleehSibaadh-dv2up]

@@sam4drita why?

[@zindagiunlimitedteluguvlogs]

I am Indian woman. Thank you so much for covering this case so quickly. It’s heart breaking to imagine what she has gone through and what her parents are going through right now💔. Thanks again 🙏

[@Redditstories189]

Sending love from Pakistan ❤

[@colleenraffell4157]

I'm the 1000th like and id like this comment all day long

[@blackfishbones]

im so sorry for all the stuff u have to deal with

[@DesariaAsuka]

rip to dr 😭

[@sleepymonsteraddict]

Stay safe! This is such a scary world we live in...I don't understand why the police would protect these monsters at the cost of women's lives. I hope the government listens to these protests and put in an effort to protect the women of India from these cruel monsters.

[@l4v4nya]

Another news, this video is banned in India due to court order. Our amazing government.

[@socialabc8254]

I don't believe the information from the Indian government. The information reported by the international community is incomplete. The murdered girl's body contained 150ml of sperm. On average, a man only ejaculates 5-7ml of sperm at a time. I heard from someone living in India that a doctor had spent more than five hundred million dollars on the police to stop investigating the incident, but because the girl was of high class, a women's association spent another billion dollars on the police to continue the investigation. The law in India only favors the rich. What a terrible country. I find it disgusting. I want to spread this information so that the international community can increase pressure on the Indian government to continue investigating the incident.

[@LunarEleven]

Was it this video specifically or all foreign media about the case?

[@sahanal3469]

Hello, I'm a female doctor from India doing my internship right now. And what shocked the daylights out of me is that right after this incident took place i had my night shift on 15th of august. We didnt have much of cases or any critical cases needing monitoring that night. I went to sleep with another 2 female collegues in one of the wards with no patients. But the thing about these wards with no patients is..... nobody is on watch outside it and the door is always open.... I am a heavy sleeper coz i dont wake up mid sleep that easy. But that day my conscious was on gaurd becasue I unintentionally woke up every hour just to check that noone has entered the ward. My workplace actually is pretty safe considering the amount of security gaurds on work and the amount cameras present. But that day, after that incident. I have no mare faith in anyone if something happens to me. Finally the question in my head popped up..... is all my efforts until now really worth it?

[@Raven-y1s]

Please be safe sister my heart goes out for all the amazing doctors out there who are scared for their lives on their job

[@marbiees]

I stand with you and all Indian women. Please do anything you can to stay safe. I hope this case will receive some justice and lead to the protection of all women.

[@KeeraRah]

As a nurse from a busy country with understaffed medical facilities where we can get called in the middle of the night during our days off, we too do these things, to sleep when it's less busy on a night shift. Now, I'm grateful that nothing has happened to us so far... Nothing could actually happen if there's no foul play, because we all know, for the so called "3rd world countries", hospitals are one of the busiest places, 24/7, you can find. At most, theft and assault could happen to you during the busiest times, but this type of crime... It's just unimaginable. I pray for all of your women's safety and justice be served for the doctor and all the others who have suffered.

[@devendraverma9143]

I am a man but I got chills reading this, that night must be horrible. I can't imagine what you had felt that night. Stay safe and take care😢

[@angelina33882Æ]

Please leave it's not worth it your safety is more important stay safe with your family

[@sohamghosh6621]

I'm a doctor from Kolkata, thanks Stephanie for covering this situation. We have been endlessly protesting and raising our voices against this heinous crime and the wider picture it paints i.e. safety for women and safety in workspaces. We continue fighting, demanding justice for our didi(sister).

[@sammipixieneves]

Stay safe!

[@shxwtybb]

this is truly heartbreaking , please stay safe while youre at it

[@hellokatt]

Stay safe sister, we are praying here. Sending prayers from 🇵🇭

[@LinBeReal]

Thank you for saving lives. Stay safe

[@Alchera201]

Hope the government is forced to makes changes and dispense justice. Stay strong and stay safe! We are rooting for you.

[@techknow9237]

As a Indian i strongly advice all foreign women :DO NOT travel to INDIA. DO NOT PUT YOURSELF AT RISK.

[@zainab9209]

Don't deal with indian men.

[@hemanth143hemanth9]

Every country have rape case's then nobody should travel to any country

[@mine8194]

It's sickening how they treat women. Sheer hatred is all I can feel right now; as a female starting medical school soon, this is beyond rage-inducing. Women are never safe anywhere.

[@techknow9237]

@@mine8194 The whole of South Asia is unsafe for women. Religion, culture, where women are seen as commodities and the mindset of men and useless law and order all contribute to these actions by men.

[@EmmaSquire-ks9nu]

​​​​@@mine8194 I used to argue against this by saying that I know im respectful and that i just don't get this behavior in the slightest (im a guy on my gfs and mine account rn). I used to put it like this, "my GFs dad is a cool great guy just like my dad and either of our brothers. Just like my uncle. My homies and I would put a stop to any creepy behavior that we'd see." However, i shoukd have listened, for one of those very same "homies" logged into my social media and stalked mine and my GFs messages in search of spicy photos which he got. It's horrible how I caught him, I had to do some log in investigation as well just to get the reciepts for the rest of the group to believe me. I'd bet anything that he still has photos downloaded to his device. He was my roomie... I moved out, I wasnt on a lease, he got fricked as far as rent goes. He's not safe to run into anyone in our group anymore. Secondly, during one of my parent's split ups, my mom got a boyfruebd who had a 14 year old son who'd babysit me when I was 7. He was too touchy. What Ive learned? If a man weirds you out, in any way, even "innocently" don't give him the benefit of the doubt. Now to speak for myself, 5 years ago when i was 18, my ex used to send photos of herself to a group full of girls who would all exchange similar photos. I told her to not, she said that i could do it with the boys though. I told her that im not attracted to boys like she is women. It didnt stop and i eventually peaked the chat. I immediately saw girls who I was supposed to be their friends. I exited and felt sick and realized that I did something horrible that will be deplorable to admit for the rest of my life. I told her and she let the chat know and I left all of their lives with humility. I like to think I'm a good guy...... I say this because even the concious respectful men can slip into horrible behavior based on impulse. I have not watched adult videos in years. I feel that it is horrible for impulse control across all vehaviors. Not to mention I dont get the impulse to do ANYTHING sexual to anyone. I feel i have grown and learned and i am super happy with my gf who can do whatever she wants without control. i only want to protect and provide for her. I do not know any man my age who hasnt at some point looked at a photo while KNOWING that the girl wouldn't want them to see it. Ive even been flashed such photos like "check out this girl im chatting up." I live in Utah USA (I'm not the steriotype though.) Ive talked a lot of my friends out of watching adult content while also engaging in critucal thinking. I dont know how else to do my part.

[@AfreenBegum-r1d]

As a a female from kolkata myself this is disgusting I wanted to be a doctor and work in my country but hearing about this case , it makes me sick to know people like this exist , my cousin is a doctor and she herself has been harassed by male doctors . It’s so disappointing and degrading how females can’t have the bare minimum of security , instead they are forced to silence there selves . Many woman have gone through Harassment,SA,r*pe in india in many workplaces, woman need there justice and India’s corrupt judiciary needs to be talked about .

[@IslanderloverBKK]

Go and fulfill your dream as a doctor, but go in another country where you will be safer and your work will be appreciated.

[@nina943]

As a young woman in India, the news of this case shook us to our core, very reminiscent to the unfortunate and vile Nirbhaya rape case of 2012. I'm very grateful to you for covering this case and making a larger global audience aware of this artrocity. I hope atleast this will put greater pressure on our government to make amends and impose stricter and harsher consequences on those convicted of any degree of sexual assault.

[@winniefindstheway]

Yes, I pray for the end of *ape culture in India... for young women and girls to be safe and able to live without fear 🙏 I pray for women's rights to improve... for dowery and abusive marriages to end ... for girls to be safe to even make it out of the womb... and all the other mistreated they receive... and most of all I pray for justice... sending love from Canada 🇨🇦

[@seraphik]

i thought of that harrowing case too. great to know nothing's changed in 12 years 😞 please be safe and protect yourself, because obviously the authorities aren't doing anything.

[@evolutionaryadvantage]

Is that the story with the couple and the bus?

[@Fasouly0320]

rape in India is handled so poorly. I heard even cops rape women. Please stay safe!!

[@v1nc3nt_bl4ck4]

I remember when my teacher told us about this case and showed us India’s daughter documentary, disgusting case

[@nomnom1322]

You know what's even more disgusting? Some sick people are getting "inspired" by this rape case. In Assam, another state in India, a group of 8 to 10 boys attacked a college girl. They teased her, snatched her , broke her bracelet, and when she shouted for help, they taunted her by asking, "Should we repeat the Kolkata case?" When the police arrived, they left the girl, saying, "See you soon!"

[@alohaXamanda]

That is chilling

[@gabrielegagliardi3956]

I think male Indians are to blame, and I don't mean the scmbgs but the other regular Indian guys. Why don't they form large groups to counter such bullying towards women. Why don't they fight for a better society ? Where are the kids defending women ? Here in the west if someone try to hit or harm a woman you have 20 person around screaming "wtf are you doing?". Why such thing doesn't happen in India ?

[@maudiegalele8798]

Sickening 😖

[@witch18Lho]

monsters

[@ရခီး]

@@nomnom1322 Indians

[@Augustblossoms]

blaming her for working a shift that they appointed to her. make it make sense. Men like this will come up with anything to justify hating and hurting women

[@janetjoonie569]

Worse evil is them being in politics.

[@melissahhsul]

They are sick. Just disgusting vile people.

[@ghhkka8984]

real.real.real!!!

[@ghhkka8984]

its like demon speech

[@Rucwkdu]

See how emotional men get? And how good at lying they are? No accountability, just want a pity party and to ruin lives

[@Vrb6w]

My God! How strong a woman can be? How can a human being recover from a trauma like this? You are a courageous reporter. We must stop violence against woman all over the world.

[@stephenjenkins7971]

Impossible when every government and society acts independently of each other.

[@saptarshidas2155]

Thank you sharing this story, I am a doctor in India ,here are some of the ways the ways the Hospital has tried to bury it : 1. Immediately after the incident the parents were first told your daughter is unwell and later told she committed suicide. 2. When the parents reached the hospital they were not allowed to see the body for 3 hours. 3. When the doctors of the college got to know this , they didn’t allow anyone else to perform the postmortem and demanded they do it themselves with members of the college present 4. When the principal was questioned he blamed the victim saying a)“why was she there at night” b) “she shouldn’t have slept in the seminar hall” 5. When the principal handed in his resignation letter,he was not allowed to resign and was IMMEDIATELY appointed as the principal of another government college in same city which clearly shows he is being protected by the ruling party in Kolkata. He had to be prevented from taking up his post by the STUDENTS 6. During all this renovation had started already in the room just beside the crime scene, what was the necessity? So,e people in the hospital say that the incident actually took place in the adjacent room 7. Protests began among the doctors and the midst of all this ; on the the morning of our beloved INDEPENDENCE day ; multiple goons entered in trucks and destroyed the hospital and the room where the crime said to have occurred;also attacking doctors in the process. 8. The police found only ONE person apparently with the help of BLUETOOTH device ; when the postmortem report prima facie indicates clearly it was done by multiple people ; also her mobile phone is nowhere to be found. The person arrested has clearly said “I will not speak a word ; hang me” 9. Now the case is with the CBI and still no progress is being made. 10. To top it all of like a cherry on the cake : the leader of the ruling party in Kolkata: MAMATA DI as she referred to by her supporters has started to protest 😂 . who is she protesting against ‘herself ‘ ?…it is just a smokescreen After this incident a lot of doctors like me are losing hope . We do not see any value in our profession. The country disgusts us.

[@priyankashrivastav772]

p.s. allegedly The police commissioner of kolkata is aslo shady. he also has links with and appointed by the ruling party

[@Mojojojo85757]

It sounds like she was assaulted by people she knew who perhaps worked at the hospital. Incredibly disturbing, this is a sick world we live in. My heart goes out to the good people of India who are affected by this, and prayers for all the women who must live in fear each day, may God protect them 🙏🏻

[@kiciacoldspring1621]

@@Mojojojo85757This went beyond assault. It was a brutal gang rape and murder.

[@kiciacoldspring1621]

My heart and prayers go out to you all, Sister. May justice truly prevail somehow, and may meaningful change come from this abhorrent tragedy.💓

[@akx-j]

This country disgusts me even though I’m not a doctor- but I understand for you who really sacrifice so much for the common public it’s so much more difficult

[@saralamare3647]

I’m a junior doctor in India and I wanna say a BIG Thank you for using your platform to spread awareness over this issue . I’ve never felt nothing but safe in my hospital during a night shift at odd hours until this incident took place . The government out here doesn’t seem to care about woman’s safety in general and a lot of rape cases in India were never investigated by the police ,it is so terrible and horrific to be a woman in India .We’re still fighting for her justice.

[@GlitterUnicornEater]

hope you continue to stay safe ❤😢

[@jolnnnnn]

Stay safe

[@IUlookcute]

They never did care about a women's safety. Stay safe

[@rantingloli]

get rid of your hindu natinalist government. your government is busy protecting Hasina. Modi is keeping her beside him, and isn't giving a shit about your safety. why dont yall do something about that?

[@godislove3445]

From the video she talked about more men were being mysteriously murdered at that hospital as well. It seems like India has a general problem with corruption and morality.

[@AnciyaLopes]

the fact that they said ''she k1lled herself'' is disgusting. what is this nonsense? this world is so messed up

[@bestfmariee]

I know, she was raped so how?

[@zurina9512]

Not the whole world..! In this n other similar violent acts against women... Only INDIA is...!

[@dogeche_]

⁠​⁠​⁠@@zurina9512Lmfao people who aren’t Indian can do shit too, you’re probably rage-baiting, hope nobody else comments bc you’ll get a dopamine kick of out their replies

[@pamelaban15]

​@@zurina9512fr

[@sapphosgirlfriend]

@@zurina9512no, v1olence against women is a worldwide problem. We see very similar cases in South Korea, USA, China, etc

[@RamisaMalyat724]

As a Bengali woman I knew about this case the moment it happened but I was scared to look up the details but when I saw this video I was mortified and I literally started shaking and having a panic attack women aren't protected even if they treat others Our world is terrible

[@CandicePoe]

I’m so glad Steph mentioned a cover up. 1. How could a group of men RANDOMLY decide to gang rape someone. Without having previously known eachother. 2. How did they get inside the hospital? 3. How did all of them find each other, gain access to the hospital and find this particular female doctor. And no one noticed the sounds of men grunting , beating, and cheering eachother on?

[@phoenixdavida8987]

So bizarre.

[@yourcommentmademeconfused]

They said from sources this incident is scandalous and some high background people has link that’s the reason case is delaying..the victim might not get justice nothing has done

[@goldandcheese]

This.. runs deep. The hospital (theorized) practiced illegally - they harvest organs, ergo bad people by default

[@Dutiyf]

I feel less safe with men as cops

[@iewutake]

The weight is not correct information, so the gang theory is also most likely incorrect "However, sources of the publication gave a clarification for the same, stating the weight of the “external and internal genitalia” collected from the body was 151 g, and it was not the weight of the liquid that is in question."

[@prajaktamajli733]

As an Indian psychologist working at a hospital, I too fear for my safety ever since . The case has shattered and scarred all of us throughout the country and the autopsy reports were just terrifying. Whoever did this to her was NO HUMAN. She did not deserve this . nobody deserves this. We all want justice !

[@zamilakim3907]

Who ever did this has demon inside him for sure

[@v3nusplanetoflove645]

sending you all the love and support in the world !! stay safe

[@angelina33882Æ]

Leave the place before you get caught up in a protest or something stay safe

[@Aishuuuu101]

Girl stay safe, our country ain’t protective of its woman u have to protect urself sadly

[@josebuenaventura6455]

Stay safe and stay outraged. Indian women deserve to be safe.

[@s231966]

Always wanted to visit India, but about 15 years ago, when the bus rape case came out, I vowed to never go there. Rape is so common there and I dont trust the government or the police.

[@lindananan1562]

I feel the same 😢way

[@Nare____-----assie]

Now rape cases common in India so it's better you don't visit India

[@blueshoes5145]

As an Indian woman, I’m just gonna say I can’t fault you for being scared but since I live there I would like to believe I know the country enough to give you advice. You can still visit India but just do your research and visit safer states. If you follow some of these cases you’ll notice a pattern in locations….such violent cases are usually in states with lower education, higher poverty levels and higher corruption. Even as an Indian myself, I’ll never visit these states. But for some reason tourists flock to these areas. Literally all of the tourist videos of India a few years ago just consisted of the slumps and dumps. People then have bad experience and tie the whole country into one stereotype. Only now have I seen people go to the beautiful areas in India. I’m glad people realize there are more than just 3 states in India. It’s sad that some states just ruin it for the rest of them.

[@Monara1105]

My husband literally prohibited me ever to travel to India, because news like this coming out from India again and again. He says “how can you go to the country like this? It is so not safe”. It must be scary to live in a place where women can be abused, killed and thrown out like garbage. It is still like Middle Ages in India, the country with so many gurus and vedic heritage- why the basic level of morality and decency is so low😢?

[@bwooodstar]

Ppl should boycott india for travel

[@aliyacordova8436]

hearing about the women talking about how scared they are to go to work and hearing the protests genuinely made me tear up. it’s so heartbreaking that all women do is exist and we get treated like this.

[@meahdahlgren6537]

Right sad but true

[@unamused_jpg4327]

As a female resident from Kolkata, I cannot thank you enough for covering this case and bringing it to bigger audience. I do not feel safe here anymore and we cannot depend on the government to do anything to help us. I hope that by continuing the protest the government will finally bring stricter laws against rape instead of just- victim blaming every single time.

[@agme8045]

Sorry but you say that as if the government putting harsher punishments is going to deter these sickos from raping women. This is a societal issue! I’m sure a majority of Indians would defend a family member even after they sexually abuse an other person. The only way to stop this kind of thing from happening is educating children to respect women, all women and in every way. Regardless of their religion, nationality, age, clothing, etc. If boys aren’t taught to respect a women, and that no is no, they will grow up to become rapists or potential rapists. When misogyny is commonplace in a society, a couple of laws or punishments won’t change much. Everyone is ‘infected’, from the perpetrators of the crime to the police, to the lawyers and judges. How can you expect the issue to be solved when the people who are in charge of fixing it are part of the problem themselves. You seem like a decent person who deserves to feel safe and live a happy healthy life. Having to worry about being sexually assaulted at random is not healthy at all. And sadly there’s not much you can do about it. I’d suggest getting the heck out of India and south east Asia. There are many, many places which are way more progressive and mindful of women’s rights and wellbeing, and that would be more than happy to welcome you, granted you choose to adopt the same progressive mindset. You only live once, as cheesy as it may sound.

[@Kathakathan11]

Hey doc, she was having eye glasses shard embedded in eyeballs…. And she was sleeping when she was attacked… Is there something we are missing?… Did attacker let her wear eye glasses till he attack…..

[@estrellamaha]

​@@Kathakathan11 possibly she heard them break into the room and wore her glasses to see who it was or what was going on

[@sherlockholmesfangirl111]

@@estrellamaha yeah thats what i thought too, or maybe i mean after a 36 hour shift ur bound to be tired asf and she just slept with them on

[@Kathakathan11]

@@sherlockholmesfangirl111 may be….

[@aashnahari]

EDIT: I'm adding this edit on the top part of my OG comment because this video is now banned in India, as the supreme court has ordered all platforms (including Wikipedia) to remove contents that directly or indirectly shows anything about the victim or the accused. I'm a pre-med student in India, and I swear this case has shaken us girls so much, that some of us are worried whether we'll have to bear the same fear when we become doctors. Young people over here are doing everything in their power to keep this case on the headline - social media campaigns, public rallies, hospital strikes, news reports. Thankfully this case is known everywhere in and outside India cuz that was they won't be able to sweep this under the rug and act like nothing happened. What made me sad the most was the fact that the chief minister of Kolkata, who is a women herself, told the public to "Stay at home and mourn if they want. Public strikes are not necessary." The hospital RG Kar even published a set of rules to be followed by female doctor for their "safety", ending the circular with "These rules are implemented to make sure female doctors don't feel like women." ...Seriously?? Thank you so much for covering this. The more global coverage this case gets, the more we hope the government implements new policies the government release for women's safety, that doesn't involve restraining a woman for her "own" safety. EDIT: Just because people have been talking about the country itself, cases like these don't happen all over India, just in parts of states where illiteracy is prevailing. I'm from South India, and I feel like it's more safer here (at least I find it that way). I blame this solely on people's negligence - from people doing vile things like this case, to the government not even talking about this anymore (As of Oct 2024).

[@Justitialove]

Please stay safe and this case is not fair at all . I can't even imagine her pain . The chief minister woman is so cruel. And she is a woman too😢 JUSTICE

[@elixi4ra]

wtfff aint no wayy the hospital did that 😭😭😭

[@purvichamundi1741]

Doctor Moumita debnath was collecting evidence against the sex trafficking and drug peddling cult being run by her Principal Sandip Ghosh..and others..For passing the thesis...bribe or sex was a required as payment..7-8 interns are involved..a girlfriend who was present dere too at the time of the rape and murder.. Nirmal Maji The corrupt doctor politicitian from WB..whoz son who is an intern is involved in illegal organ harvesting and trafficking..collaborating with MAMTHA AND ABHISHEK BANNERJEE.. Moumita wanted to expose this...she was tortured raped and killed by 10 people ..including the son of Nirmal Maji..doctors..TMPC workers etc..Sandip Ghosh The Principal also involved.

[@nachofroyo6493]

for a government in 2024, that is so backwards. i hope they do better!

[@rainingopals1439]

I would want to move

[@Notmycircusnotmymonkies]

As a female trainee doctor from South Asia I cannot even tell you how this impacted me,all my female colleagues. I used to see our hospital as somewhere safe and a place that I’m respected and valued for all the hard work I put myself through. I just roamed freely and did my job without looking over my shoulder. Now I doubt anything and everything that moves. Thankyou for raising awareness about this. Means a lot. Hope my fellow colleague rest in peace. Hope you get justice ❤

[@MrWescottX]

@@Notmycircusnotmymonkies amen 🙏 n yes

[@chaoswitch1974]

I'm sorry you've been traumatized by this. It's always best to be safe, but to have to succeed in a paranoid state is less than ideal.

[@anna3434]

😢😢

[@FarmerClarence]

​@chaoswitch1974 I feel like I am in a somewhat comparable situation, as multiple cyclists have recently been intentionally hit anf killed by someone in my area. When I have to commute to work, I am constantly on edge, because at any moment someone could decide to swerve and hit me.

[@ilovecalamari]

@@FarmerClarencei hope it never happens to you, sending so much love from nyc

[@Aquamarine_Houshino]

As an indian men, i strongly advice all foreign women: DO NOT travel alone in india!! Its not a safe country for women!

[@MuffinPawzPlayZ]

Is countries like Pakistan and Bangladesh safe?

[@honglahi4174]

What world are we living in now? Human decency is no longer present in our society.

[@hannabanana592]

I don't understand why the issue of r*pe has not been addressed by the government. Especially with a woman in power, one would think the safety of women would be a priority.

[@Thechasepod]

​@@hannabanana592oh! She is just busy these days protesting on the road against who even we don't know.. she is chief minister, health minister and home minister as well yet she is protesting

[@AvantikaJadhav-f1o]

and she was a nurse who was gangraped and brutally murdered. im an indian and this is a disgusting fucking country: it’s sickening to see people calling activists and people trying to talk about this issue as racist against Indians and getting senselessly defensive? who would want to defend this country in this state? There is no such thing as human decency.

[@pavanswargam1581]

@@Thechasepod tf is she protesting against? herself? "The victim is like a lemon, once a lemon is squeezed out, no matter how much more you squeeze it will only give bitter taste, so just leave the lemon, similarly we must leave the case as it is and do nothing about it because it won't give us any good results, the victim's family need money, I will give ten lakh I will give them the money but please understand, the exaggeration of this case will only result in non - fruitfulness. so we must leave it. she did not acknowledge the justice that should be given, she is just trying to erase the issue, instead of actually finding a solution to it." this is what the chief minister of West Bengal Mamta Banerjee (a woman) had to say about SA.

[@Thechasepod]

@@pavanswargam1581 let's not leave this as this is please 🥺 and forget DR D's death and suffering. Let this case be a reminder for every womens rape and assault case that never got this kind of outrage. 50% of indian population in women that means 50% of Indians are unsafe and scared. It's our duty to make sure laws are changed and next victims are atleast given some kind of justice

[@lendinalongkumer6719]

As a medical student here in India I'm utterly disgusted and speechless because of this devastating case Stephanie thank you so much for covering this.... We want justice for our beloved Doctor and justice is what we will get!!!

[@2degucitas]

What do you think is the cause of rape culture in India.

[@mifango6624]

@@2degucitas is it even a question anymore? men and their disgusting mindset of women are the reason heartbreaking cases like this exist

[@Catglittercrafts]

Please be safe 😢

[@Catglittercrafts]

@@2degucitascast system and disrespect for women

[@Red_Velvet_CookieJar]

​@@2degucitas Male Ego and the disgusting misogyny and hate crime against women.

[@jrd2007]

as an indian teen boy, this makes me worried about my sister, there are no words for these kinds of horror realities

[@nisrinadenita2986]

protect your sister with no cost❤❤

[@ozymandias7372]

Rather than just protect ur sister, teach ur fellow male friends from doing this. Tell them to respect women irrespective of how related they r to u.

[@allergictohumansnotanimals5671]

​@ozymandias7372 he can do that and there will still be monsters out there. Protection has immediate results while preaching does not.

[@BTSPOPPER613]

@@ozymandias7372 WE NEED SAFETY NOT PROTECTION. SAFETY AND PROTECTION ARE DIFFERENT. WOMEN CANT LIVE THIER LIFE IN CONSTANT FEAR OF ATTACK AND PRAY SOMEONE TO PROTECT THEM . WE NEED A SAFER SOCIETY WHERE WE CAN LIVE WITHOUT ANY FEAR OF PREDATORS. THERE IS THIS VIDEO OF FAYE DSOUZA WHERE SHE EXPLAINS ABOUT THIS, WATCH IT ITS EVERY INFORMATIVE.

[@Kornameiling-hm8nw]

Make your circle of your friends or any man you are encountering in your everyday life a simple thing i.e to respect women, then you don't have to protect your only sister but it will protect all women including your sister.

[@sandipmistry1839]

I am from Kolkata And our police did their very best to hide all the evidence

[@akidmyself4053]

Divorced 3 times in India!?! There is a guy in India who has tried to get divorced for over 30 years. The divorce rate is about 4% in India. This guy had to be a real monster for those poor ladies to escape him.

[@Dhyaam5989]

Divorce rate is around 1%. Divorce process is much speedy these days especially if both parties agree.

[@khrienuopippysuohu9825]

Well, judging his behaviour, no woman will want to stick with him any longer than necessary

[@smollilbean]

No, divorce rate is 1%. It's deeply frowned upon by society. Divorced women, especially are treated worse. You're told to do everything in order to save your marriage, even endure physical or mental torture.

[@shivangichatterjee7308]

Sir that is not the case it depends on the behaviour of the spouse how severe the case is like domestic violence dowry abuse you can get divorce quickly than other cases Here people don't divorce on the grounds of love running out that is outrageous in Indian society Plus the accused Sanjay Roy has that ground

[@SatabdiKundu07]

He is from the very lower end of social structures, so for them, separation means divorce. That what happened, I assume. Then he married again socially, not legally.

[@izz_5245]

As an Indian girl living in India Thanks for covering this news The government and the laws here are soo bad for rape cases ,we women still are fighting for justice and independence. You should also cover the nirabhaya case

[@ramaali8082]

What's the nirabhaya case ?

[@delmicortave]

​@ramaali8082 It was a gang rape of a 22 year old woman she was on a bus with her male friend and was rape by 6 man traveling on the bus, the victim was with her male friend who tried to stop them and was beaten no one help them not the driver and they end up beating and raping her at the end she died in the hospital, one of the attackers was 17 and only got 3 years is now free

[@tipcadog]

I’m just curious. There are so many influential people in India like Bollywood actors & billionaires why they are not using their platform to speak out on SA towards women. They have the money & power so I know the government will listen.

[@elsasalah]

​​​@@tipcadog so many factors. You see elites have their own bubble that they are not expected to blow so they don't care. Also connects to the fact that they don't want to piss off local politicians since politician is synonymous to gangsters in this part of the world. Pissing them off means a target on your head that is why so many big bollywood stars have connections with the underworld who indirectly protects them. Power is the lord here and who wants to fight the powerful?

[@mandolen3317]

​@@tipcadogbecause they are part of the corrupt system

[@Aadishri007]

GUYS!! The so called main culprit "Sanjay roy" is a scapegoat for the other people. Sanjay raped her too and should face punishment. But the other guys who gang raped her are being protected by the government because they are sons of politician or something. They are trying to wrap up this case saying that Sanjay Roy is the ONLY culprit. Please spread thiss

[@nachofroyo6493]

louder please!!!!!!!! :((

[@pinkforest2013]

I also heard this but is this really true? if so wth happening here it's so disturbing and disgusting to hear that a person do such a heinous crime and are free to walk in public god its so disturbing i feel like the good college partners of her should step up and talk about this in public

[@weirdasff]

Yes this

[@imRein-i19]

some say...one of the men was politician Negi's son

[@blackearl7891]

That explains a lot.

[@florencec.573]

Thanks!

[@HayatHelil]

The story of the 7-year-old girl who was raped and brutally killed in Ethiopia by her landlord is a tragic and heartbreaking one. The fact that the landlord was only sentenced to 25 years in prison for this heinous crime is even more infuriating. The child's mother, who took care of her and worked as a nurse, was threatened by the landlord's family members and had to flee to another city. This tragedy happened last year!

[@selinazerie7817]

I did not know this case happened a year ago. Am only recently hearing about it. Also to add, the little girl (her name was heaven) was raped first then killed. I was so disgusted and angered by this. Please sign the petition going around so that filth can get a longer sentence

[@Lilac_liha]

​@@selinazerie7817 Her name was jannat?

[@namelessfaceless1962]

​@@Lilac_liha Yes, that sweet girl was called Heaven which translated does mean 'jannat' but poor child went through hell in her last hours. May God call her home!!! 🕊️

[@HayatHelil]

A 7-year-old girl from Ethiopia was killed and raped during a period of political instability and conflict in the region last year. She did not receive justice due to threats from the suspect's family, including his powerful brother and sister. The doctor involved tried to hide the results of the autopsy. The victim's mother, who was a nurse lose her job. The information only recently came to light due to an online interview conducted by a KZbinr. the people of Ethiopia are angry and saddened by the failure of the justice system to protect the vulnerable and to hold the culpable accountable. This story highlights the need for greater accountability and protection for victims, particularly women and children, in areas of political unrest and conflict.

[@kkstars369]

Stephanie definitely needs to cover this one too

[@PimBose]

THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU STEPHANIE FOR COVERING THIS!!! I live in Kolkata (Calcutta) and took part in the protests along with my entire family because this has shaken all of us to the core… I feel unsafe everyday. But knowing that celebrated influencers like you are spreading awareness regarding the lack of basic human rights for women in India, makes us feel heard. Maybe it’ll finally make our lax government get off their butts and make the country safe for cis women, trans women, non-binary people, queer people, children and others!! Thank you ❤❤❤❤❤

[@DebraniDhara]

Couldn't have said it better @PimBose! ❤️ I am also from Kolkata and even though I'm currently not living there, this has absolutely been devastating to hear. May the protests continue till justice is served. Thank you Stephanie for covering this news and giving it the platform it deserves!

[@EffieLove7]

I hope you're safe. After Nirbhaya, you'd think we would have learned but I guess not. This is so heartbreaking. Love from Mizoram ❤

[@Hahhahahahahahahahahahaohno]

Exactly I really hope this and more international coverage forces change in this government and overall the nation. It’s shameful to be living in a country where half the government has grape cases alleged and on going with so many criminals who’ve been released and get to be a politician while the civilians are b3@t3n for peaceful protest. Wait till they start knocking at homes for your social media posts and comments 5:04

[@PimBose]

@@EffieLove7 Thank you!! ❤️ Always watching my back at home and outside… y’know, ‘cause us Indian women are so liberated :)) I hope you’re safe as well!!

[@Depresso_espresso__1]

Stay safe sister, sending you all warm hugs and prayers. Love from Nagaland. ❤

[@trungaaa6517]

I'm a flight attendant. My airline used to only assign male crews to layover in India, and female crews are advised to be accompanied by male crew whenever we go out. Eventually, they ceased all the layover in all destination in India.

[@erikapuno3163]

What’s happening over there?

[@extra_rice]

@@erikapuno3163did you not watch the video or read the comments, you’ll know why.

[@sarahi1149]

i went on a trip to india but was with a friend from india (obviously indian with head covering) and wondered why the air hostesses were rude to him and addressed him through only me (i’m woman and latina)

[@dammee]

Wow this is shocking

[@Kizzabell]

​@@sarahi1149thats terrible they were racist to him. Im Australian and there are soooo many indian immigrants here. They aren't committing crimes here and Indian food is sooooo good. There was a case years ago where a gang of young men, of Lebanese background, were commiting gang rapes here. They got very long jail sentences. It was after 9/11 when there was lots of racism towards middle eastern people and Muslims. They were targeting white Aussie girls.

[@GTA-bp4vf]

Why is this mentality of treating women as sexual rubbish alright within this society? I understand it happens everywhere, but for some reason, it seems acceptable in India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, etc. This is a worrying trend in this society.

[@Chamomile369]

Its not a trend, its built in

[@ma-pz4wk]

Interesting conclusion, look at her videos about what’s happening in Korea with nth room cases. I would say it’s a global thing and blaming certain cultures does nothing to solve the real problem

[@GTA-bp4vf]

@ma-pz4wki I have watched her other videos, and I was referring to a society, not their culture, that is why I said it happens everywhere. What we, as a society, are doing so far has not helped solve the issues but increased it. By not calling out the corrupt policing, ineffective legal systems and laws, unbelievable family defence, justifications and actions, and poor judgements from judges have all added to enable the perpetrators to continue without the need to take full responsibility for their action so it is deemed as acceptable as the consequences ,if cought, is not so severe. This affects all of us. Why not try blaming when we see these things happening, in the hope that the powers that be in these countries would be forced to look at changes and take responsibility . Maybe that is what is missing from all this.

[@zsazsa4159]

@@ma-pz4wkI say it’s global, the only difference is each countries laws, I believe if there was no laws anywhere all this stuff would happen to women regardless of the country

[@racheltaylor2913]

This is one of the many reason why women choose the BEAR over MEN. My heart bleed for the victim and her family

[@krystal6878]

this is sooo real I will always choose the bear over men ive been s@ and it still makes me feel icky and weird to this day to be around men and when they speak to me it makes me shiver my heart goes out to every doctor that passed away in that hospital they never deserved it and I hope they get justice

[@supercruchynoodle]

Is a bear a gay man? Thank you

[@stellanova4308]

​@supercruchynoodle not the time bro, come on

[@racheltaylor2913]

@@supercruchynoodle The bear will see me as a human. The bear won't call his friends on me to take turns. Men will see me as a tool for their pleasure. The bear will attack the body, men will attack the body and the soul. The bear won't try to cover up their evil deeds, or lie that I wanted it. If I scream loud enough, the bear will run away but if I do that, the men will use more force to disfigured me.

[@onewinter9411]

@@racheltaylor2913 exactly! #CHOOSETHEBEAR

[@jeon_artemis]

I'm a long term listener of Stephanie from Kolkata, India. I was thinking I wish Stephanie covered this case so that more ppl from other countries will be made aware and it'll put more pressure on our government. So thank you for covering this. Not in the mental space to listen to this video currently, but I'm sure Stephanie will do justice.

[@iamjungkooksbananamilk9974]

same, I was hoping she covered this case.. and im so glad bc her platform defo would give a greater platform and coverage

[@RashmiSingh-ze8bh]

Same I hoped she covered this but can't seem to listen to it now. I always listen to whenever she post but this is too close to home.

[@lunachan9759]

I've been commenting in her latest vids to cover this case, she saw our comments thats why

[@LightYagami-ei1ko]

Same man I was also hoping when she will be covering the case in fact I particularly live in kolkata

[@emptyset2013]

I’m glad you are putting your mental health first ❤ take care of yourself

[@sachunayomi]

The worst was a female medical student who had participated in the protest also got raped and killed while going back home … I think this news was missed.

[@naemadiriye7809]

That made my stomach turn omg how evil and sick

[@dollyschwall8537]

Is it true .Indian monsters No value for woman ..cows are safe in India

[@Star_Fandoms]

😢😢😢thats horrible and evil ☹️ this is making me have goosebumps

[@Nermeen.]

OMG !!!

[@a__asnow6402]

How is it Indian ladies are so brave. Even me in my country , I once being approached by a man just to said to me how the way I walk was nice to him. First It felt good for a compliment but then it felt creepy. But I just said thanks politely and hope to not see that stranger anymore.

[@meoooooooooooooooooooooooooww]

For the first time in my life, I'm afriad of being a woman. From Epstein island list, to south korea telegram servers to finally this recent case in india. I no longer feel safe in my country, and it doesn't help knowing it's mostly patriarchal system. Not to mention those recent alpaha male influencers who are still active. They teach young boys to hate women and blame them for everything in life. After watching this video, I began considering to not walk back to home after college ever again. It's 25-35 minutes walk, with some men cat calling me.

[@HolySensei842]

I understand why you would feel unsafe and i stand with you on that, but dont forget the fact that women were also accomplices in this terrible incident. Its not just men, its people (men/women) in general that we should be wary of 🥲

[@Jasminexrosexoxo]

I'm afraid of being a woman and not like THERES NOTHING U CAN DO TO GET PEOPLE TO LEAVE U ALONE let's say women want to walk alone at night because the wind and weather is beautiful I liked doing that till some female and man I think they are a couple catcalled me I never went out again

[@lors_ll]

hello stephani, there is currently a case in Ethiopia where a grown man who is also a father has sa and brutally killed a 7 year old girl and him and his family are still threatening the victims mom We would really appreciate if you cover this...the government keep making light punishment to these criminals...we're really tired

[@2degucitas]

Horrible. Some families just circle the wagons and protect theirs from outside complaints no matter how true they are.

[@serviceunavailable6483]

I've been wanting to email Stephanie about this and I'm so glad another person is trying to share awareness. Justice for heaven

[@lorietherizzler]

this is a case i hope that gets covered because stuff like this, full of abuse and sa, is weirdly normalised in most cities of Ethiopia, so i really hope it gets some recognition so it can be stopped Also you can submit it on her website!

[@Jasper1912]

Hopefully she sees this comment.

[@Catglittercrafts]

That’s horrid. I’m so sorry

[@stutimishra9042]

I'm an Indian women more than 50% of the female population has faced some sort of harassment, either at the workplace or at home. 90% of these crimes are never reported cause we think it's a shame that it happened with us. Someone very close to me is a victim. She was drugged and sexually assaulted for more than 5 days in a row by one of her relatives when she was a baby (3rd grade), and she never reported it. it's heartbreaking. She was a dancer but she quit dancing after that. and tried to distract herself with different works. It's so sad that he is still free, and the only person suffering is her. I have helped her recover from all those trauma. I know how bad it is if your a survivor WE WANT JUSTICE. WE ARE NOT GONNA REST UNTIL JUSTICE IS SERVED

[@Abrarhimovic]

BJP and the hindutva have made the country worse by giving hindu men in India a jail free card. As long as they get their votes

[@karismanavid1833]

Thank you for being there for her ❤🙏

[@chinkeyeye7486]

Ohhh.. what u gonna do?? When your whole country mindset is sick asf...

[@ရခီး]

@@stutimishra9042 Indians

[@sparkles999rose2]

This is why we need to close immigration from India

[@feristahozlemkula]

As a child of retired MDs, and in whose country the violence against the medical staff gets frequent, I feel very distressed that violence against a doctor, in the work place, gets to this extreme point. From my point of view, the doctor was aware of the corruption and was trying to collect evidence, and they wanted to silence her in the most brutal way to horrify the others to attempt to do so in the future. Torture and SA in a seminar hall, with no witness around, requires a plotting, imo. I wish her family my condolences. Rest in peace, the shahid doctor. You were too good for the world you were in. Thanks to this channel, for covering the news in detail. I hope 9.8.24 would be the last day of violence in the hospitals and medical premises around the world.

[@feristahozlemkula]

I want to clarify one thing in my comment. In my country, people who die/get killed/get murdered on the duty or on the way to duty are called "görev şehidi", can be translated as shahid/martyr of duty. For this reason, I believe she is a shahid(a). I do not intend to make any religious remarks.

[@Naenae_rii]

@@feristahozlemkulai hope she goes to heaven even tho I don’t think she’s a Muslim :( ..

[@StarDust_uploads]

Thank you Rotten Mango for covering this news. As an Indian woman born and raised in Kolkata for 23 years, I have heard about many cases in different parts of my country and worldwide. Being from a typical Bengali household makes us curious to keep gaining knowledge and it is a part of every cultured Bengali's upbringing. In these years of growing up in my city, I felt a sense of security and pride that Kolkata was not like other cities. It is safe, it has always been safe and rebellious, if you go through history you will know. But now, it breaks my heart that we cannot take that pride anymore. It pains me that the soil gave birth to so many brave personalities who always fought against wrong, and made social reforms didn't wish to see this Kolkata and this India. We are still protesting and we intend to do so till we get justice.

[@sonalikachru8603]

Hey stephanie, I'm a doctor in india so I have been keeping a close eye on this case. The arrested man wasn't a guide per se in the hospital. He was a sort of "contractor" in the sense he would take money from patients wanting admission in the hospital on a priority basis (even though as a govt hospital treatment is supposed to be free). Despicable man all around. The man he was drinking alcohol with was the relative of the patient he had gotten admitted that day.

[@2degucitas]

Oh wow. Your comment needs to be pinned or something to increase visibility.

[@SkwithOv]

wow

[@APerson03]

I'm hoping your comment gains visibility. This also means that any other number of "guides" are the same fabric of 'man'

[@Blakenew127]

Up

[@laceyfontenot186]

@RottenMango

[@oneperson1772]

Its the fact that some teen boys AND adult men are actively mocking her death online makes it even more disgusting and disappointing. So much for being "real men"

[@nisrinadenita2986]

FR, I'M SO PISSED TOO☹️

[@Dutiyf]

These bops get the pass for making jokes about SA'ed victims but cry in arms when we do it on their pathetic rates or just a working men, equality? Males are the professional victims

[@minyah9625]

That’s just disgusting and infuriating. What is wrong with these people?

[@Dutiyf]

These bops get the pass for making jokes about SA'ed victims but cry in arms when we do it on their pathetic rates or just a working men, equality? Males are the real professional victims

[@Dutiyf]

Nah fr, they get the pass for making jokes about SA'ed victims to show what men call "humor", but cry in arms when we do it on their pathetic rates or just a working men, equality? That what happen when you give a professional victims who has tasted nothing but privilege that right of commenting, in another word, men

[@AP-do8mi]

An Indian origin lawyer here. You covered this case very well. You asked how did this shady guy get to work in hospital with no background check. Well in India you just need to know someone big- a political party, hospital chief, someone who sits in position in power and you are hired. Your sincerity is not to the job but to the boss who got you in. When they exercise franchise to feel good but not hold the state responsible for basic security and amenities to key places of work like hospitals and go on to hire party volunteers on roll, its an ideal place for self privilege to be above law and morality. People like Sanjoy know they will be saved at all cost. Women safety had always been joke there. Its like hell to be a woman in India.

[@marnesh2008]

I never trusted indians

[@cookiesncream_24]

it’s like that here in America too lol the Indians(from India) are the majority of the management team at where I work a Fortune 500 company, and I can tell you of all the jobs I’ve had in my short 28 years of life it’s the worst yet 🥴incompetent, unorganized just nepotism and chaos all around thanks to them😂

[@sheemakhan4738]

It's the same in Pakistan for women

[@MademoiselleIcelfly]

It’s not a secret that even little girls aren’t safe in India esp in religious temples. The Catholic Church hides & denies their atrocities against children but not in India were it’s out in the open & common. All heinous abominations against God & humanity.

[@dubeyvs6159]

Saar ,indian FOBs bad saar give me visa saar ...i do not rape saar 😂😂😂😂

[@Rey2016_]

im saying this with my full chest, you could NOT pay me a trillion dollars to step foot in india for a millisecond. haven't seen or heard a single positive thing about that country since the day i was born. i pray for the safety of the women and children there and i honestly encourage any woman to flee that country at any given chance. go somewhere, anywhere where there are actual humans and not disgusting monsters. this is honestly just extremely heartbreaking and i couldn't imagine how that poor woman must have felt during those excruciating 40 minutes, may her soul rest in blissful peace and comfort and may god give her parents the strength to fight to bring justice to their beautiful daughter. just utterly awful what is going on in that country.

[@leeknowsnothing]

as an indian yes i feel horribly unsafe to step my foot outta my house.....ik not all men are like that...1000s are also standing up for the girl and are on hunger strikes...yes men like that exist in india but..how can we trust anyone after this?

[@pioneer7855]

imagine saying that to a western country nonchalantly again this is a case that shows the massive flaws of the Indian government and their incompetence in handling this, which is insanely ridiculous and tragic indeed but it doesn't mean you immediately fearmonger an entire country, I will however advise anyone visiting my homeland that they should avoid being outdoors at night (this applies universally, it's not fun at all)

[@me0101001000]

In case you didn't know, August 19th was Rakshabandhan, a day when women tie a sort of bracelet on men's wrists called a Rakhi, and men bring gifts to the women and make a promise to protect them. It is supposed to be a day of celebration. Rakshabandhan of 2024 is absolutely not that. There is nothing joyous about this day this year. How can you celebrate men's protection of women after this? Also, August 15th is India's independence day, where India celebrates its independence from the British. How can you possibly celebrate India's independence when half of its population is grossly abused by the other!?

[@shweta.p0993]

Its a festival of brothers and sister and the bond of sibling love. Sometimes women will tie rakhis (bracelets) to those men who never had a sister.

[@ashleymorgan-kp7um]

Men do not protect women. They are what they need protection from.

[@defkaitlyn]

i heard no one celebrated the independence day bc of this case

[@rebshannonling]

‘No one can protect anyone.’-Arya Stark

[@valvihk3649]

Didn't know that about Indian culture, seems very hypocritical from all the misogyny of acid throwing, sati burning, rape culture...

[@His_Seesaw_Game]

The fact that 21 lawyers have been appointed by the state government to fight against the victim is so shameful and disgusting.

[@2024b-pg4pw]

Don't worry the Supreme court is there

[@backpackpepelon3867]

​@@2024b-pg4pwthey are as useless as United nations. Dont count too much on it.

[@His_Seesaw_Game]

@@2024b-pg4pw Yes, that's where my hope for justice resides, CJI Chandrachud is doing a great job.

[@SanjaiKrishna-mm2eh]

​@@His_Seesaw_Gamehe's a je*k

[@Shaggybangs]

Such a clown country

[@wendymashinini6332]

Can't believe her legs were bent at such horrific angles. The hip injuries alone made me cry in the first minute

[@chinnushorts94]

As a young woman who was born in India, I don’t feel safe in India because we don’t know what might happen to us and my mom always told me “be aware of who you talk to” and the govt is so bad at protecting woman because they just don’t care and we will fight until we get rights and until we feel safe in our own country.

[@jcgonzales7359]

:((((

[@George_Droyd-AI]

You have more rights than the men. The law enforcement is not working well in India. The police are corrupt. Modi is doing the bare minimum.

[@toriwaee]

as an indian-singaporean, none of me and my friends could believe what happened. i am grateful that i dont live in india anymore due to the abundance of r@pe cases there. people there have such a mindset that we cannot even try to change it anymore, all the adults will say its the girls that are inviting it and should cover up but no matter how much we cover up we wont be safe. although i do appreciate my indian roots and culture, this is just disgusting and there is NO excuse for SA. thank you so much stephanie for raising awareness on this topic, more people need to know about this.

[@smollilbean]

I'm an Indian girl, just turned 20 I'm also glad that you're not here. My former bestfriend also moved and I'm glad for her too! Even though we'd broke off our friendship and i don't even like her anymore but I won't even wish something like this on my worst enemy' sometimes I get so traumatized by news like this I also wanted to get the hell out of this country and marry a foreign man from some tiny developing country and sacrifice my identity bc of the burden this culture brings to a woman and never come back here EVER again But in between I got way too passionate and I took law as my degree and I'm going to be starting law school soon. So L for me.

[@kirochan8902]

​@@smollilbeanI wich you will be safe, and find happiness whether in India or any other country, it's really hard everywhere to be a woman, my country isn't better, if the criminal is proved guilty, he got a maximum of 10 years, if he is rich or with what we call "your father is my friend" ahhh treatment he's out, with no fucking covered of the case, or even protests.

[@smollilbean]

@@kirochan8902 are you from another south asian country? or maybe somewhere from south america. I've read that some south american countries were unsafe for women. But really, i think it's worse in india moral values wise. For a culture and people that pretend to be the holiest, to be revereing female deities and celebrating femininity, this country sure as hell does a flip on itself. Literally the biggest hypocrites. I've never seen more mysogynistic attitudes than in families who were ultra religious, prayed to a feminine deity. Thank you for your wishes. One of my main wishes in life is to never get r₹&ed and murdered, and for the same to never happen to any girl i know of in my vicinity. It's inevitable that more women don't get r₹&ed and murdered in india but I can only pray to god it doesn't happen to me and my loved ones (and my acquaintances) I wish you the same happiness and safety 🥺🩷🩷🩷

[@7he4rt]

​@kirochan8902 i hope so you will be safe plss we Pakistanis are with you girl stay strong 💗🇵🇰

[@JerryLouisPutItInYaMouth]

​@@smollilbean Until you realise how much rxpe happens in other countries. Arm yourself.

[@alistairogilvy7696]

Just double checked - a human uterus weighs 60-70 grams. Claiming that 150gm was her uterine weight is ludicrous and just shouts 'cover up'

[@naoz2456]

The cover up is apparent.

[@larsvonrinpoche1229]

Theres def a cover-up. If there were uterine cysts or the like, the weight can go up. In any case, this whole thing is disgusting

[@ektamishra06]

That wasn't the claim that was made. The autopsy report showed that 150 grams of SEMEN was found in her body.

[@lly_09]

I don't know if that is true or not, but it's a gang-rape nevertheless

[@Trewertyyy]

It's blood

[@januarybaejuhi9721]

In Assam, in my small town, a college girl was stopped and harrassed in broad daylight. When she screamed for help, the group of boys said "want to repeat the Kolkata case?" And when the police was called, they left by saying "see you later" (in a threatening intent to say watch your back). This was such a traumatising news that now all colleges had taken out rallies to raise this issue. It was just a normal college girl on her way and some henious bastards getting influenced by this incident, almost like this is circus matter for them.

[@ku_ukiii]

I heard it was near ATC mall ? How unsafe it is now for the girls to be out even in the daylight

[@wasteit]

oh my god, i don't even have words anymore. how traumatic. i don't even know how to potentially, realistically solve issues this severe at this extreme point, with people threatening things like these without any shame, and others actually doing it... i don't know what to do, it's exhausting and leaves u without faith in anything. please take care, i'm sending all my strength, support and love to all women in India

[@Mai-g3x8d]

Human?

[@elsa407]

Heard about this case today.Those men involved needs to be stripped off of their mysoginistic pride.Maybe they should be handed over to gay criminals in jail.I don't understand what makes them so devoid of empathy.

[@Huonnk09]

Even for a hospital it should have CCTV cameras in the room at least.

[@Yashvi2006gupta]

The fact that they blocked the video in India says a lot.

[@robinwangai3303]

I'm sorry, what?!!!

[@socialabc8254]

I don't believe the information from the Indian government. The information reported by the international community is incomplete. The murdered girl's body contained 150ml of sperm. On average, a man only ejaculates 5-7ml of sperm at a time. I heard from someone living in India that a doctor had spent more than five hundred million dollars on the police to stop investigating the incident, but because the girl was of high class, a women's association spent another billion dollars on the police to continue the investigation. The law in India only favors the rich. What a terrible country. I find it disgusting. I want to spread this information so that the international community can increase pressure on the Indian government to continue investigating the incident.

[@idafriedman1449]

@@robinwangai3303censorship

[@tiktoktruyentranh110]

@@robinwangai3303 yeah if you don't use VPN to watch this video, you won't see this.

[@classnclassics7252]

No they did not !! May be your state did . I am watching this with out vpn or location changes from my place !

[@Paws_claw55]

Neck bone fractured Injury on her lips Pelvis bone broken Skull broken into pieces Bleeding from mouth Mouth is injured Bleeding from the mouth Both eyes are injured Blood spilled from the eyes Injury in the belly Injury in the left leg Right hand finger broken. Private part brutally damaged Bleeding marks from the private part Black marks, could be burn marks, all over the body 150ml of bodily men liquid found inside her body (the average man can only produce 10gm) JUSTICE FOR DR D! (Covering her name for private reasons.) And that equals 133+ wounds from her body. I wound kindly appreciate it if you share this comment of video to people to show Justice!

[@marley9904]

Yes, I will, thanks for your time posting this. Justice for DR. D. RIP Dr D.

[@mev6775]

i felt sick to my stomach reading this i am holding back tears right now

[@mjllw2000]

This is absolutely horrifying.

[@vonn2221]

Those people possessed by demons, there is no way a decent human do it, too inhumane, they already like a beast devouring and destroying anything Someone that possessed by evil more capable to do things that demonic/ no longer human-like

[@mMayonaise]

"YeAh It WaS sUiCiDe"

[@Nishiiscool]

This is gut wrenching. I’m an Indian, (outside India currently). Just now I was on a call with my friend who IS in India, we both watch your video and she immediately recognized which case you were talking about but when she tried to watch the video, guess which video got took down due to court issues. In India. Of course they don’t want to give Indian people a well documented case about what happened in THEIR OWN COUNTRY. This is sickening.

[@varva1470]

What the heck?? So the government is covering this up. I bet everyone is involved in some way or another. Them pointing fingers at eachother is a distraction. Keep fighting!

[@Honeygarlicchicken]

i'm watching this using a vpn, living in this country sucks man

[@AdanSolas]

Well, it’s a legal case and videos like this could affect the outcome. At this point, it’s useless, but it’s probably the reason why.

[@לךתזדיין-פ1ת]

God this horrified me, how could they do this to this tiny little woman who had given her youth to become a healer. I hope Hell is a real place.

[@johannaliceaga5936]

It seems like there is a serious problem in India with rape, what is going on? Why is it so common there? Especially gang rape, men seem to have no respect for women there, idk if maybe they’re just isn’t serious enough punishment for rapists, my coworker went on honeymoon there and they decided to leave several days early solely because of how unsafe the wife felt there, he told me even though they were walking together men would look at her like they were going to eat her alive right in front of him and it happened so much that she felt unsafe and wanted to leave, I mean that just sounds crazy to me. I feel bad for the women in India it sounds like a horrible place to be a woman.

[@loveforlouis28]

I am an Indian woman and it is truly very unsafe here, eve teasing or cat calling is an everyday occurrence here for women, victim blaming, and slut shaming is more prevalent rather than taking strict, pertinent laws that curb the rate of rapes by maximizing the capital punishment to the monstrous people who do these acts, even the act of a vulnerable woman intending to report is looked down in society as if she has been stripped off her dignity, it is very courageous for a woman to stand up for herself and even if she decides to report, she is questioned first , as in "what were you wearing?" , " did you do something to lead him on or give him wrong signals?"( this is true in most cases, again I am not generalizing there are also fake r* allegations but they are pretty less compared to this), I have fortunately always grown up in an area where I always felt safe but as an Indian woman, I will never have guts to step out alone at night because of how hellish and scary it is for me, my heart breaks for every women here, I can only manifest safety to every indian woman, my heart is very heavy, we are doomed as a society, India is not at all safe for us.

[@NeuviletteYouDown]

It's like you said, they have no respect for women. It's the type of society who have men rule the world, and they deem women as lesser. Women are expected to be married and bear kids, they need to know their place. Men go unpunished for abusing women, and somehow it's always the woman's fault. They fault her for being the one to instigate, maybe she made him unhappy, or DARED to say no, or blame it on the way she's dressed. If you ever seen those viral videos of women going to India being stared down at by CROWDS of men, that's exactly what your coworker's wife experienced. I know India can be beautiful but I would never want to go or want other women to go to India EVER because of news like Kolkata. If they treat their local women bad, why would we be any different?

[@polaris1985]

I'm a men in India and I think I can help you analyse the problem of India, In India there has traditionally been customs to marry their children amoung the same castes and love does not see any caste or color, you can fall in love with a differnent caste and racial person easily, thats why society in modern India (the parents of the children) tell their child to not fall in love and they will marry them off to their choice, this is more strictly applied to a girl child then a boy, I remember my relatives asking me if I had any girlfriends in school while I never heard them ask the daughters in our household if they had any boyfriends, I as a kid was getting teased by my older cousin sister about girlfriend and stuff I accidently said to her what about your boyfriend and instantly got a beating from the realtives. So basically men are being promoted to indulge in love affairs while women are being told to not go out with men. This has created a shortfall in the dating market of women, you can go to dating apps and see it for yourself, there are 100 male to 1 female ratio maybe even worse in India dating apps. There is basically no means to get a date in India hence you have to relly on your family connections or matrimonial sites for marraige. So basically 90% of the males in India are sex deprived unlike in the west. Now educated and disciplined men can control their desires till they get married but 50% of the popultion is filled with depressed uneducated men and they look down on women for even small things like wearing western cloths, talking to men etc. If all Indian parents just let their daughters have boyfriends from early age like 15 years then the ratio of sexually deprived men will decrease and Indian society will improve.

[@Red_Velvet_CookieJar]

​@@polaris1985And also maybe if the "men and boys" learn to keep it in their pants. That'll help more don't you think so? Women are humans. Not rag dolls for men. Dating isn't the issue. The issue is indian being enabled to do whatever they want.

[@Omar-kl3xp]

Did it you hear about the Spanish couple that were travelling all around the world , they visited many African countries and they were safe , they visited Afghanistan ,Pakistan and Iran and they were safe ,they reached India and the woman got brutally gang raped by multiple Indian men , while beating the husband ,their government was trying to cover up but because it went viral they let them leave the country .

[@Waterbottlenb.20]

I’m a 18 year old Indian girl ,growing up my mom used to always be scared of me going and playing outside with my friends, even in the parking lot of our apartment building. I was probably like 7 when I heard my mom telling my grandma that a woman got graped in the street that I was living in at 5 pm, 5 fucking pm that really shocked me honestly and the fact that a police was living right in front of our house and they did nothing about it pissed me off , slowly the time I had to come back home went from 7 pm to 5 on to 3 pm. It’s so sad that my country doesn’t take this as seriously as it should. I wish we bring more stories like this to light so people understand how serious this is in India. And I DO NOT advise women to travel alone to India. My father was worried about my safety and he worked hard so we can move to Europe and I’m so thankful for that. I wish India got better politicians in the future. A woman hopefully.

[@evablaze4301]

I'm actually from Kolkata and lemme tell y'all... its really scary here... i had never thought my own city would turn into something which I've never imagined it would All the women here are too scared to go outside even if its broad daylight...

[@veronicataylor3746]

I wish you and all the women there safety and peace, I'm so sorry you have to live your lives in constant fear. Praying for you all ❤

[@Bhakti-z9v]

Praying for you dear❤

[@evablaze4301]

@@veronicataylor3746 thank u so much... its actually a very terrible feeling..... i hope that Doctor gets justice soon..

[@its_adi22]

Not only in Kolkata, I'm from North Bengal and the situation is similar here too

[@evablaze4301]

@@its_adi22 can u explain pls....

[@cynthiabrooklyn6369]

I am broken for her parents I can't even imagine what hell they are going through. Losing your daughter in such a horrible way and then the police and school are denying it.

[@MrWescottX]

For real. One n only daughter 😢 her life gone, inhumane way and awfully.

[@MásCebollasPorFavor]

Images of the Joker in a nurse's dress walking away from an exploding hospital are unexplainably popping up in my head.

[@MrWescottX]

@@MásCebollasPorFavor for real tho

[@JerryLouisPutItInYaMouth]

​@@MásCebollasPorFavorwhat a strange and disrespectful comment.

[@SatabdiKundu07]

Her family lives near my vinicity. We are protesting every day so that justice is being served to her and her loved ones .

[@S.Euphoria]

I'm a 9th grader girl living in India. Today I asked my mom in which school she will send me to after my tenth. And she said that she will mabye send me to this one of the best schools in my state. But it is very far away from where I live. She said that she will drop me herself for a few days and then I can go by bus by myself after that. But the thing is, after seeing all these cases in just a few span of days, I'm really scared to go alone anywhere by myself... 😢

[@Seasonal-Kpopper]

Yeah dont travel alone anywhere whether its college or school. And please do yourself a favour after class 12 please choose a course which will take you out of this country. India is not for women.

[@cywx]

Same. I'm terrified.

[@rosaaguilar9893]

Please be careful baby girl. Take self defense tools with you. At least have mace. Learn how to protect yourself. Please make friends and find a way to not be alone. Wishing you the best future.

[@oumaimaelbadla9368]

Be careful, always tell your family and friends where you are and your location. Trust your gut and intuition, if you feel that a place or someone is not safe, dont go there and dont interact with the person. I pray everything goes well for you and your family, and stay safe. Love xx

[@JerryLouisPutItInYaMouth]

​@@cywxmy heart breaks for you girls 😢 this is just fucking sad.

[@Sammikairi]

Just to clarify, a fracture is the medical term for a broken bone. I've noticed in several videos that the word fracture is being used as a less severe word but it literally means broken bone. So a fracture is not less severe than a broken bone, because it's the same thing. There are several different types of fractures (broken bones) that might appear worse than the other because of type, but they all mean the same. Hope that helps.

[@Taetae_yeonjunie]

I was born in Kolkata and even though I live in the US now, it will always be my home. I've followed Rotten Mango for a long time, and never imagined that Stephanie would one day have to talk about the hospital where I have been multiple times and where many of my friends work. This has made me realize that real life can often be worse than fiction, and evil people might be right next door.

[@SeaMob]

Is one of your friends in on this?

[@Taetae_yeonjunie]

@@SeaMob not at all. But they are all part of the ongoing protests as far as I’m aware.

[@HMStar10]

Bengal was once the most prosperous state and now it’s so unsafe.

[@Amzieclaire]

For privacy reason we will call her D so much respect, unlike the news channels in India. So glad Atleast someone respects the privacy of the victim unlike Indian Media who will take every advantage to name the victim but never the predator who did the act. Thank you for covering this case.

[@stellamariss3335]

I tried googling the cats and I was appalled by the news reports I saw! It wasn’t even speaking about her as a person and she was barely talked about and instead it was focused on other things?! It was like yeah so she was rated am died, but whatever government unrest, and protests blah blah. Like beating beating around the actual incident. Making it seem like it wasn’t as horrendous as it was.

[@donathomas17]

I respect the Doctor D part but I do wish her photo wasn't shown on the front of this Video on KZbin. Yes her eyes are blacked out but not enough. I say no image is needed of Doctor D's everyone knows the case.

[@CocoaLavender]

One of the teachers in my college was discussing this in class and said that it was the women's fault for not staying safe. And when the girls in my class were trying to argue, he SHUT them down and reaffirmed his statement. The boys in our class were all snickering shamelessly while we were talking about a woman who was TORTURED to death. The teacher was shameless. And one of the boys said that why she was out there at that time. I am so ashamed to belong to a country where little girls and women of all ages are not safe 😢😔

[@alejandragm6462]

This is very sad. I feel hopeless when I see this hatred against women being fostered in the culture and fed into the younger generations by the older ones. What a sad world to be a woman.

[@Fir3Crack3r]

Where is that classroom? In India?

[@maanamanaa]

Absolutely disgusting mindset.

[@shelcoop3973]

Don't let this go. Gather your friends and report the teacher. This is unacceptable.

[@avava632]

‘for not staying safe’ is crazy. like ?? are these dumb mfs implying that r-wording is allowed in some cases? actually dumb reasoning n dumb mentality.

[@Danielle26111]

As a Indian from Kolkata , she explained it better than the government , we are still fighting for justice ..

[@saumyagupta5689]

Her identity is not protected. There are even photos of her half naked at the crime scene circulating on twitter which is disgusting. Thank you for speaking, we need more people speaking about it.

[@nisrinadenita2986]

wait, really? thats so terrifying😭😭😭

[@joannajamerson35]

I don't see her name anywhere

[@idontlikelizards1095]

@@joannajamerson35 its legit everywhere and so are the photos

[@farhin1901]

​@@joannajamerson35Not inthis video ,all over the internet

[@saumyagupta5689]

@@nisrinadenita2986 what more terrifying is that even after so much protest the politicians and rich class of India aren't supporting. I have to travel to Delhi via train and I'm scared even though I did this hundreds of times before.

[@Mk22648]

Stephanie, please, please cover the case of Heaven. She is a seven year old who has been SAed to death. He strangeled her, put sand inside her mouth to silence her and r*ped her from both of her private parts then mutilated her. His sister also helped him clean Heaven's body. And she is fighting to free that good for nothing brother of hers. The perpetrator is still threatening the mother, and he has been sentenced to 25 years. The case has enraged everyone in Ethiopia. The police are trying their best to sweep this under the rug. He was not even charged with murder. And he is appealing in October and I'm sure they will show leniency. Please be our voice. #justice_for _ heaven

[@BigThickJuicyPickles]

That's horrible..

[@laceyfontenot186]

That's so freaking wrong 😭 #justiceforHeaven I'm so sorry for this innocent young girl, her mother, her family

[@jaswantipatel6919]

details of incident (Heaven case)

[@JolynGagua]

Omg...😢😭

[@elsasalah]

What tf id wrong with this world

[@shatiao]

Okay the description of her body had me just...breathless/speechless. What makes it even more sick is this was multiple men who wanted to do this together. A whole group of sadistic af rapists and murderers. Feels so much worse bc it makes me think well...so many men must be like this, especially the last case where there were like 40 something guys involved and way more who knew about it.

[@2degucitas]

They must have all connected on social media. The app\chat room needs to be found. It could lead to solving other crimes.

[@Catglittercrafts]

Gang rape is unfortunately very prevalent in India. It’s baffling

[@pacipwincess]

@@2degucitas telegram needs to be banned. Only used for evil

[@Omar-kl3xp]

Gang rapes seem to be more common in India for some reason ,I have heard many cases of gang rapes in India even to many tourist women too like the recent case of the Brazilian Spanish couple where the women was gang raped by multiple Indian men in India while visiting India with her husband.

[@lama7763]

The description also makes it seem easy to find the biological evidence of the people who did it

[@nb0204]

Thank you for covering this issue. Deeply disturbed as an Indian doctor myself.

[@saolka]

Anyone who defends rapist and criticise the victim are just rapist themselves

[@avacapple]

100%

[@backpackpepelon3867]

MSM even defending ge-side too now, people in power is terrible indeed.

[@Cantetinza17]

100%

[@aynain1810]

1000%

[@Moonpanda_11]

200%

[@paulinab4935]

As a female doctor who worked as an intern at a southamerican public hospital I can confirm we suffer from labor exploitation. So many things go unnoticed because we are silenced. Practice here in the US is so different that it even feels like a privilege to be here. May God bless her family and make justice on her behalf

[@anjaliharidas7617]

Wow I really hope it is better in the US because I just completed my internship in India and I don't plan on staying in this hellish country

[@ginisports7178]

I hope you find a better country to work in😊​@@anjaliharidas7617

[@TheMychaaaa]

I live in US and my doctor is Indian. She's such a good doctor and good person. TBH I'm glad she's here, also for her.

[@celinepa8246]

I am not a supporter of the death penalty but cases like this one make me question my position. Imagine the type of human you have to be to commit such a crime. These men have given up all rights to exist in this society.

[@MKK10-c7j]

I've always wondered, how men can be so inept in their self control and so easily carried away by their l4st and emotions, (so much lesser than women), that they consistently top the crime rate against women/people. Yet they are still taken into "trust" to rule on a group of people, let alone a country.

[@Ekdud01]

I've always wondered how men can be so inept in their self control and so easily carried away by their lu4t and emotions, (so much l4sser than women), that they consistently top the cr4me rate. Yet they are still taken into "trust" to rule on a group of people, let alone a country. At the same time where everyone loses their mind in a men4al b4eak4own when the opposite happens, wich when a woman h4rts a man, the worst case I've seen was spousal a4use, but they always find a new strategy to blame and complain about literally ALL women, so much irony when they cry in arms in the "Not all men" thing, I don't understand the psychology of men I do notice that their only way is to put others d4wn to boost their own reputation, and use serious generalization on just one case which would be considered just an incident that wouldn't mean bad if it was a man. Like it was used on female police officers, female presidents, female drivers.

[@Rucwkdu]

I've always wondered how men can be so incompetent, (so much lesser than women), that they consistently top the crime rate. Yet they are still taken into "trust" to rule on a group of people, let alone a country. At the same time where everyone loses their mind when the opposite happens, wich when a woman h4rts a man, the worst case I've seen was spousal abuse, but they always find a new strategy to blame and complain about literally ALL women, so much irony when they cry in arms in the "Not all men" thing, I don't understand the psychology of men I do notice that their only way is to put others down to boost their own reputation, by using serious generalization on one case which would be considered just an incident that wouldn't mean bad if it was a man. Like it was used on female police officers, female presidents, female drivers.

[@Rucwkdu]

I've always wondered how men can be so incompetent that they consistently top the crime rate. Yet they are still taken in "trust" to rule on a group of people, let alone a country. At the same time where everyone loses their mind when the opposite happens the worst case I've seen was spousal abuse, but they always find a new strategy to blame and complain about literally ALL women, so much irony when they cry in arms in the "Not all men" thing, I don't understand the psychology of men I do notice that their only way is to put others down to boost their own reputation, using serious generalization on one case which would be considered just an incident that wouldn't mean bad if it was a man. Like it was used on female police officers, female presidents, female drivers.

[@ScrunkliTheSkunk]

Not all men think r@pe is a crime let alone wrong at all.

[@Ghxstgirl4444]

I came from the video where this case was suggested in the comments. I’m so glad that Stephanie was able to cover this case. The company was trying to cover this up and so was the media. (And they still are trying to.) although this is just a video on KZbin, this is so so so important. People need to know about these things, because people like her deserve justice, and to be seen. I’m so glad that the people who did this to her aren’t just running free now.

[@Amacott99]

We’re an Australian family that lived in India-Kolkata for 8 years……everyone we know has been out on those streets protesting against this absolute atrocity……and YET……the Government (even with a Supreme Court ruling) is not made accountable for the way this poor woman’s case was handled. My ❤ goes out to her family.

[@Kumaraswamy-o1s]

Best to move out of this shithole of a country id say

[@kalyasaify]

the gov. is full of psychopaths. almost everywhere

[@valentinalim9463]

Just curious why'd you move there please

[@kaustavadhikary8940]

The CM was protesting on the streets. She runs the state . So she is protesting against herself. This is how insane this case is. It's like if Elon Musk protests against Tesla.

[@Amacott99]

@@valentinalim9463my husband is a corporate pilot-he worked for an Indian gentleman (for far too long😂)

[@nakias364]

I'm not understanding this case 1. Bite Mark( match teeth & saliva) 2. Bodily fluids (test dna) 3. Finger nails( test dna) 4. Question everyone on duty This should be an easy case!!!!

[@bellicose76]

Yes, if this is a clear cut SA case. But not when these evidence are tempered with by the very party who is supposed to investigate. And the people responsible for the crime has political backup

[@Cloud10-v6b]

@@bellicose76@bellicose76 also, her body was cremated before a proper autopsy could be done. That's how much they tempered and falsified evidence.

[@pj4496]

Cops, the state government n the hospital management are all in on it. They are hiding something more. They also re-did(full renovation, took down walls, etc) the seminar hall where she died as soon as the news got out to cover up the evidence. These people are evil. Now the man that is on trial is a piece of shit and a very real suspect, but if it was him, why would all these powerful people try to cover it?

[@LeNoir2411]

Simple things to figure out can be complicated when the people who are supposed to serve justice are corrupted themselves..

[@ashleyen3]

Feels like a big cover up.