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| Human Rights? A video, which shows the Jharkhand police holding on to Aparna with a rope tied around her waist, has gone viral. (video below) |
June 23, 2016, NewsCrunch
A police party form Jharkhand landed in Alwar recently to make arrests following a dowry compliant.
As the accused family had gone missing, they arrested the 23-year-old sister of the accused husband and shockingly tied her up with a rope before escorting her back to Jharkhand.
The unfortunate girl has been identified as Aparna, who resides in the Bank Colony of Alwar.
A video, which shows the Jharkhand police holding on to Aparna with a rope tied around her waist, has gone viral. It shows them making Aparna walk on the road and then wait in the Railway station, with a rope around her.
Her sister-in-law, who is from Garhwa in Jharkhand, had reportedly filed a dowry harassment case against her husband, father-in-law and mother-in-law.
When the Jharkhand Police landed in Alwar they found that accused family had gone missing, leaving behind Aparna. So, they decided to arrest her and took her in a train to Jharkhand, holding on to her with the rope.
The Times of India quotes the police saying Aparna was among the accused. They defended their action saying she had resisted arrest and even fled from custody during medical test forcing them to put a rope around her.
A police party form Jharkhand landed in Alwar recently to make arrests following a dowry compliant.
As the accused family had gone missing, they arrested the 23-year-old sister of the accused husband and shockingly tied her up with a rope before escorting her back to Jharkhand.
The unfortunate girl has been identified as Aparna, who resides in the Bank Colony of Alwar.
A video, which shows the Jharkhand police holding on to Aparna with a rope tied around her waist, has gone viral. It shows them making Aparna walk on the road and then wait in the Railway station, with a rope around her.
Her sister-in-law, who is from Garhwa in Jharkhand, had reportedly filed a dowry harassment case against her husband, father-in-law and mother-in-law.
When the Jharkhand Police landed in Alwar they found that accused family had gone missing, leaving behind Aparna. So, they decided to arrest her and took her in a train to Jharkhand, holding on to her with the rope.
The Times of India quotes the police saying Aparna was among the accused. They defended their action saying she had resisted arrest and even fled from custody during medical test forcing them to put a rope around her.