The Jews and Moral Subversion by E. Michael Jones

Author:E. Michael Jones
Language: eng
Format: mobi, azw
Publisher: Fidelity Press
Published: 2016-02-05T08:00:00+00:00

CHAPTER SEVEN:

Case Study: The Rape Crisis in India

The Case of Jyoti Singh Pandey

When Jyoti Singh Pandey, a 23-year-old call operator and medical student, and her boyfriend left the movie theater in Saket, South Delhi on the night of December 16, 2012, after watching the film Life of Pi, they found that the buses had stopped running and that the local cabbies wouldn't take them where they wanted to go. At a loss on how to get back home, they were suddenly approached by a man who said his bus was available.

Unbeknownst to the couple, the bus, which had tinted windows and was therefore not licensed for service in Delhi, had been commandeered earlier that day by Ram Singh, a psychopath with a drinking problem who had a history of rage-fueled run-ins with the law. Subsequent investigation revealed a history of frequent drinking that resulted in "blinding rage," "bad temper," and quarrels with employers, all of which had led those who knew Singh to call him "mental." Ram and his brother Mukesh, who was also along for the ride, lived in Ravidas, a slum in South Delhi. Joining them earlier that same day, were Vinay Sharma, an assistant gym instructor, Pawan Gupta, a fruit seller, Ashkay Thakur, who had come to Dehli seeking employment, and a 17-year-old juvenile from Uttar Pradesh. During their day of driving the unlicensed bus around Delhi, the six men ate, drank, and got drunk, and when their money ran out, they picked up a carpenter, robbed him of 8,000 rupees and then kicked him out of the bus.

Once the bus left the movie theater in Saket, Jyoti's boyfriend noticed that it was not taking the normal route. He protested to Ram Singh and when that had no effect, tried to force the door open. His objections enraged the other passengers who began taunting him, asking him why he and his girlfriend were out alone at such a late hour. When he tried again to get the bus driver to stop and let them out, the five men on the bus started beating him until he was finally knocked unconscious after being hit on the head with an iron rod. The men dragged Jyoti to the back of the bus and began beating and raping her. The same iron rod that knocked her boyfriend unconscious was used to penetrate Jyoti, causing massive internal injuries, injuries which would prove fatal. In spite of non-stop medical intervention over the next week and a half, including a six-hour flight by air-ambulance to Singapore on December 27, Jyoti's condition continued to deteriorate, and she died at 4:45 am on December 29, Singapore Standard Time.

Within 24 hours, six men were arrested in connection with the incident. Gupta admitted his guilt shortly after his arrest and told the police he deserved to be hanged for what he had done. Mukesh Singh was placed in Tihar Jail, where he was assaulted by other inmates and then transferred to solitary confinement for his own protection.

The rape sparked protests across India.

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