Danish Woman Gang-rape

Delhi Police today sought jail term for entire life for five convicts in the gang-rape case of a 52-year-old Danish woman near the New Delhi railway station two years ago in a city court, which would pronounce its verdict on sentence tomorrow.

A court in Delhi convicted five men on Monday for the gang-rape of a 52-year-old Danish tourist in 2014.

Six persons, facing trial for allegedly gang-raping a 52-year-old Danish woman two years ago, today sought time from a Delhi court to reply to police's plea seeking to place on record medical and potency test report of a 55-year-old accused.

A Delhi court has fixed January 4 for hearing final arguments in a case related to the alleged gang-rape of a 52-year-old Danish woman by nine persons including three juveniles here last year.

In the case of an alleged gang-rape of a 52-year-old Danish woman in Delhi last year, the prosecution told a Delhi court today that a forensic expert had matched the DNA profile of the accused persons to samples collected from the victim's clothes.

A Delhi court has recorded statements of three policemen in a case of alleged rape of a 52-year-old Danish woman in Delhi last year.

One more juvenile has been apprehended by the Delhi Police in connection with the gang-rape of a 51-year-old Danish tourist at knife-point near New Delhi railway station on January 14.

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) today accused the BJP of scripting its rebel legislator Vinod Kumar Binny's public accusations against the party. Mr Binny has accused his AAP of reneging on its promises to people after coming to power, and described party chief Arvind Kejriwal as a 'dictator.'

Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, severely criticised for his silence on the gang-rape of a Danish woman in Delhi, today put the blame squarely on the Delhi Police, accusing it of being "a highly compromised force."

In a press release last night, Delhi's new Law Minister Somnath Bharti, who is a member of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), revealed the identity of the Danish woman gang-raped in Delhi, which is against the law

Delhi's new Law Minister Somnath Bharti acknowledged today that he accidentally named the Danish woman who was gang-raped in the heart of Delhi late on Tuesday night.

Police investigating the alleged gang-rape of a Danish woman in Delhi on Tuesday night say they have crucial evidence after learning that one of the alleged rapists allegedly pulled on the woman's track pants and left her his pair of jeans.

The police have arrested four men in the gang-rape case of a Danish woman, that has rocked the newly formed Arvind Kejriwal government in Delhi.

The tenuous understanding between Arvind Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and the Congress, which provides external support to its government in Delhi, was stretched thin as the two parties exchanged a series of barbs today.

At the height of electioneering for assembly polls in Delhi, Aam Aadmi Party posters, ubiquitously plastered on the capital's autorickshaws, slammed then Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit of the Congress for failing to keep women safe.

Delhi Police today sought jail term for entire life for five convicts in the gang-rape case of a 52-year-old Danish woman near the New Delhi railway station two years ago in a city court, which would pronounce its verdict on sentence tomorrow.

A court in Delhi convicted five men on Monday for the gang-rape of a 52-year-old Danish tourist in 2014.

Six persons, facing trial for allegedly gang-raping a 52-year-old Danish woman two years ago, today sought time from a Delhi court to reply to police's plea seeking to place on record medical and potency test report of a 55-year-old accused.

A Delhi court has fixed January 4 for hearing final arguments in a case related to the alleged gang-rape of a 52-year-old Danish woman by nine persons including three juveniles here last year.

In the case of an alleged gang-rape of a 52-year-old Danish woman in Delhi last year, the prosecution told a Delhi court today that a forensic expert had matched the DNA profile of the accused persons to samples collected from the victim's clothes.

A Delhi court has recorded statements of three policemen in a case of alleged rape of a 52-year-old Danish woman in Delhi last year.

One more juvenile has been apprehended by the Delhi Police in connection with the gang-rape of a 51-year-old Danish tourist at knife-point near New Delhi railway station on January 14.

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) today accused the BJP of scripting its rebel legislator Vinod Kumar Binny's public accusations against the party. Mr Binny has accused his AAP of reneging on its promises to people after coming to power, and described party chief Arvind Kejriwal as a 'dictator.'

Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, severely criticised for his silence on the gang-rape of a Danish woman in Delhi, today put the blame squarely on the Delhi Police, accusing it of being "a highly compromised force."

In a press release last night, Delhi's new Law Minister Somnath Bharti, who is a member of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), revealed the identity of the Danish woman gang-raped in Delhi, which is against the law

Delhi's new Law Minister Somnath Bharti acknowledged today that he accidentally named the Danish woman who was gang-raped in the heart of Delhi late on Tuesday night.

Police investigating the alleged gang-rape of a Danish woman in Delhi on Tuesday night say they have crucial evidence after learning that one of the alleged rapists allegedly pulled on the woman's track pants and left her his pair of jeans.

The police have arrested four men in the gang-rape case of a Danish woman, that has rocked the newly formed Arvind Kejriwal government in Delhi.

The tenuous understanding between Arvind Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and the Congress, which provides external support to its government in Delhi, was stretched thin as the two parties exchanged a series of barbs today.

At the height of electioneering for assembly polls in Delhi, Aam Aadmi Party posters, ubiquitously plastered on the capital's autorickshaws, slammed then Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit of the Congress for failing to keep women safe.