Kolkata Park Street Rape Case

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  'We Were Waiting For The Day': Park Street Rape Survivor's Supporters

  The arrest of the prime accused in the Park Street rape triggered elation among the late rape survivor's family and supporters on Friday, and they wished the out-spoken anti-rape campaigner was alive to see the dramatic turn of events.

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  4 Years After Park Street Rape Case, Main Accused Arrested Near Delhi

  More than four years after the infamous Park Street gangrape case, Kolkata Police has arrested the main accused from Uttar Pradesh.

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  In Park Street Rape Case, Ousted Prosecutor's Outburst Sends Shockwaves

  The special public prosecutor in Suzette Jordan's gang rape case, Sharbani Roy, was summarily axed by the West Bengal government from its panel of lawyers.

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  Kolkata Park Street Rape Case: 3 Convicts Sentenced To 10 Years Jail

  The three men who were convicted yesterday of gang-raping a woman, who they had abducted from Kolkata's Park Street in 2012, have been sentenced to 10 years in jail.

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  3 Found Guilty in Kolkata's Park Street Rape Case, Main Accused Missing

  Suzette Jordan, gang-raped in Kolkata in 2012, dismissed by the chief minister as a liar, vilified for going to a night club alone and taking a lift from strangers, died waiting for justice.

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  Judgement in Kolkata Park Street Rape Case Likely Today

  A court in Kolkata is likely to pronounce its judgement today in what has come to be known as the Park Street rape case. But Suzette Jordan, the rape survivor who went public with her identity, died in March of meningitis after a long battle for justice.

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  Park Street Rape Survivor Suzette Jordan, Who Took On Bengal Government, Dies

  A rape survivor who took on the West Bengal government and police in her fight for justice in what came to be known as the "Park Street Rape Case" has died. Suzette Jordan, 40, died of meningoencephalitis at a hospital in Kolkata on Friday.

• Calcutta High Court directs IPS officer Damayanti Sen to probe Madhyamgram gang-rape

  The Calcutta High Court today directed that IPS officer Damayanti Sen, who had solved the sensational Park Street gang-rape case, would investigate the alleged murder of a gang-rape victim at Madhyamgram on the outskirts of Kolkata.

• Kolkata: 13-year-old allegedly raped in taxi in Park Street area

  In a virtual re-run of the infamous Park Street rape case 20 months back, a minor girl was allegedly sexually assaulted inside a taxi in an upscale area of Kolkata.

• IPS officer who cracked Kolkata's Park Street rape case transferred again

  Senior woman IPS officer Damayanti Sen, who had cracked the sensational Park Street rape case, but was shunted out by the government, was yesterday transferred for the third time as DIG, CID, in a major reshuffle of the IPS cadre.

• Park Street rape case: Charges framed against three accused

  A fast-track court on Tuesday framed charges of gang-rape and criminal conspiracy against three people arrested in the politically controversial Park Street rape case, in which a woman was allegedly raped in 2012.

• Kolkata's top cop transferred; she cracked Park Street rape case

  Kolkata's joint commissioner of police (Crime) Ms Damayanti Sen has been transferred as DIG (training) to Barrackpore, a posting considered low-profile in police circles. The transfer is being seen by some as punishment for Ms Sen who had cracked the infamous Park Street gang rape case within four days of the accused being arrested. When a young...

• Kolkata's Park Street rape case: 2 cops removed for allegedly misbehaving with victim

  The Kolkata Police has initiated action against two Sub-Inspectors of the Park Street police station who allegedly misbehaved with the rape victim when she went to the police station on February 14.

• Kolkata's Park Street rape case: 10 big facts

  Mamata Banerjee has been caught in a controversy of her own making in West Bengal over a rape that left Kolkata cold. The city is usually considered safe for women, especially when compared to other metros like Delhi or Mumbai. Remarkably, Ms Banerjee had dismissed first reports of the case as an attempt to defame her government.