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rahul gandhi & sukanya case in amethi
It was reported that on 3rd December 2006, Rahul Gandhi was camping at Amethi along with 7 others and were drinking liquor at a V.I.P. guest house at 9 PM, and the group then r a p e d Sukanya Devi, age 24. Sukanya Devi is the daughter of Congress worker Balram Singh who is a staunch follower of Sonia Gandhi. Ms.Sukanya’s house address is 23-12 Medical Choke, Sanjay Gandhi Marg, Amethi, Raebareli, UP, India. Sukanya was first forced to drink liquor before Rahul Gandhi and his 7 friends did this act one by one. Sukanya cried for help, but her cries fell on deaf ears. Even the security personnel preferred to remain as mute spectators. Sukanya’s mother Sumitra Devi, who learnt about the whole incident immediately, went with her daughter to Police HQ in Amethi. The Police refused to book any complaint and advised her not to report it.. Sukanya Devi She went from pillar to post pleading for justice, but no one heard her pleas. Sumitra Devi gave a statement in a press conference with a very thin attendance and there she was confronted by Congressmen who physically assaulted both mother & daughter. On 27th December 2006 Sumitra Devi went to New Delhi to meet Sonia Gandhi but Sonia refused to meet her. With no options left she went to Human Rights Commission who just noted down her complaint and asked her to leave. Sukanya’s father Balram Singh beat Sukanya so badly that she was forced to run away with her mother. A Group of 1000 Congressmen roamed the town on that night and kept warning people to keep their mouth shut otherwise they will kill all of them. It all happened under the nose of the police who acted helplessly. The local media who learnt about this incidence next morning enquired from the local people the details of the incident. Both people and Police refused to speak anything and evaded any question. Reporters of Small and Medium Newspapers had shown interest in this incidence but it did not carry much weight. Major newspapers had heard about this incident, but did not take it seriously.
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