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Justice Verma Committee, among several other recommendations, has proposed that women killing a r*pist or a would-be r*pist can claim right to self defence u/s 100 of IPC...Your views??

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Asked by Farhaan, 24 Jan 10:39 am
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That point is not new to law. Many sexual assault victims who killed the culprit or people who killed the culprit were set free by many courts in the past on this section.
Answered by Josna, 24 Jan 10:57 am

 
  
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In societies like the one in India,the stigma is NOT on the shameless aggressor, but on the VICTIM.
And the stigma is so huge that victims, sometimes even their parents, commit suicide. What does that mean? Ra#pe is a greater threat than threat to life! So it is only natural justice to allow her to defend a ra#pe with the same vigor as she wud defend her life. The commission was very very right!
Answered by Shunmugham, 24 Jan 01:47 pm

 
  
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Yes my views
Answered by jameel ahmed, 24 Jan 10:40 am

 
  
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Yes, an accused must be given an opportunity to prove ownself innocent.
Answered by ajay, 24 Jan 03:33 pm

 
  
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Yes i agree.
Answered by INDER VIG, 24 Jan 10:49 am

 
  
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WHAT have been RECOMMENDED by VERMA-COMMISSION are absolutely perfect & Justified, except that all verdicts M U S T be in a 3-Judge BENCH and 7-Juror system a b s o l u t e l y without "APPEAL" nuisances.
Answered by Kanai Chakraberti, 24 Jan 10:46 am

 
  
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Every citizen hs numerous rights.
Answered by Surender Rao, 24 Jan 10:40 am

 
  
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