"The 16-year-old girl was tied up and had to do xingnu for 24 days!!!"
Really, "the devil is in the world" is not wrong at all!
Recently, a drama also adapted from a similar case was officially launched on Netflix.
In December 2012, the "Indian black bus case" that shocked the world occurred.
After a woman got on a black bus by mistake, she was gang-raped by six people, including the driver, and eventually died.
With a lot of media coverage, the case caused uproar around the world.
And this new drama revealed more details at the time, which was very disturbing.
The title of the film is named after the crime scene - "Delhi Crime"
"Delhi Crime" did not focus on the process of the case, but turned to the police handling the case at the time .
The whole play is developed from the perspective of the heroine, the female deputy police commissioner, Valdica , focusing on the arrest of criminals after the incident.
First, set the time back to 10 o'clock on the day of the crime.
Valdica attends her aunt's birthday party and accidentally learns that her daughter has been accepted to the University of Toronto.
Valdica was very angry that her daughter wanted to go abroad, leave Delhi, and leave India.
In her opinion, Delhi is getting better and better day by day, and her daughter is not allowed to study abroad.
But her daughter said that she could not go out alone late at night, and would be teased by men when she took the subway...
She was fed up with everything in Derry, which she felt backward and dirty.
The two were at odds and finally agreed if Vardica could prove that Delhi was getting better in three weeks.
My daughter would consider staying in Delhi and not studying abroad.
But at 10 o'clock at night on this day, the "Indian Black Bus Case" that shocked the world happened...
A Deepika girl and her male friend went home after watching a movie and made a motorcycle tricycle because there was no direct bus.
After arriving at the Munirka bus station and getting on a black bus by mistake, a series of horrific situations occurred.
Valdica, who just wanted to prove to her daughter that Delhi is also very good, must solve the case immediately in the face of such a bad incident.
In the play, you can see explosive smog, crowded traffic, and backward facilities everywhere.
Even the police station is also stretched, and the entire building is powered off from time to time because of arrears.
More importantly, there is a serious shortage of police forces , which has led to many police officers working in a very poor state after 24 hours of continuous operation.
Obviously, a police officer who is a decent job in our country may have a hard time buying medicine for his wife in India.
But fortunately, Valdica is very capable as a deputy police commissioner, and he is very accurate in seeing people.
Several of her officers listened to her dispatch, and the arrest of the fugitives was carried out overnight.
The news of this incident, which was originally blocked, was accidentally leaked, and the Chief Minister, who had long coveted the management of the police station, began to act.
He used the TV station to guide public opinion and criticized the police for leaving the victim for half an hour.
But when the media intervened, everything slowly began to change. A large crowd gathered outside the police station and began to protest against police malfeasance.
The demonstrations have grown stronger and stronger. After a few days of ineffectiveness in front of the police station, they began to move to the Presidential Palace of India Gate, which gradually turned into turmoil.
The actual situation is that all the police officers in charge of this case from big to small have never closed their eyes and returned home.
Valdica led everyone to strip the cocoons and brought the prisoners back for interrogation.
Several subordinates also showed their magical powers and overcome many difficulties. All six criminals were arrested and brought to justice.
The demonstrations also ended absurdly after the chief minister's son was rescued by the police...
"Delhi Crime" didn't do much to describe the circumstances of the case at the time , but even a little bit still sounded chilling down the back.
The girl, Deepika, was raped by a group of six male criminals.
They beat her, raped her, inserted iron rods into her vagina and anus, and pulled her intestines out of the body with their hands...
And the tragic perpetrators have no remorse for these, and even pride.
In the play, the "leader" of everything is designated as the driver Jaisinger. After the death of his wife, he has become a pervert who will go crazy when he sees a man and a woman making out .
Jaisinger, who is also disabled, has no compassion for this world.
During the interrogation, he even said, "Such a girl should die." He never thought that for Deepika, all this was more cruel than death.
Maybe it's because the audience can't accept it. The writers set up some repentance scenes for several other criminals, who also feel sorry for their families and so on.
But isn't the cruelest part of the show the adaptation from real events?
Compared with the BBC documentary "India's Daughter", "Delhi Crime" has added more political, media, rights and other content.
From the beginning because of political competition, to the incitement of media public opinion, it also played a key role in the whole thing.
Using part of the facts of the case out of context, the police are portrayed as slack in their work.
Coupled with the sensitivity of the "black bus case", it is easy to incite the emotions of the masses .
With the passage of time, the masses also sought justice from the beginning, and later demanded the police to be punished collectively.
The parade has also evolved from the way of urging the handling of the case to be the final form of seeking sympathy and causing trouble.
I don't know from when, what people want is no longer answers and truth, but full venting of their emotions.
No one cares about what the police are doing after the crime, maybe even if they know, they don't want to believe it.
And where are these so-called "Messengers of Justice" after solving the case?
Earlier this year, a girl suffered the same thing as Deepika, when criminals gang-raped her with broken beer bottles.
But because the police try to block the news, no one cares so far. Is this the so-called "justice"?
A group of people held high the holy flag of justice in their hearts, but their faces were red and went to another sin.
After people take the tea to cool, it seems to be really sad now.
The screenwriter was still very rational when dealing with this sensitive incident, and did not deliberately stir up public opinion.
For the six demented criminals, no one wants them to be punished.
But if the criminals fall into the hands, the consequences for the masses after the incitement are unimaginable.
To put it another way, the police's arrest is "saving" them.
When some junior police officers acted insultingly to them, Valdica also banned them in time.
She said it was her job as a police officer to catch bad guys and keep them safe until they were brought to court.
What kind of punishment they will get is what the law should do.
The youngest criminal in the case, Sunu, was under the age of 18, although he risked being overturned. The police still imprisoned him as a minor.
In the end, the four criminals were sentenced to death, and Sunu was released after serving three years in a juvenile detention center.
Let's not talk about the correctness of this law. But really, Sunu's protection was in line with the law at the time, wasn't it?
Perhaps, as ordinary people, it is difficult for us to remain rational when encountering such a thing.
Therefore, as a policeman, you need to put aside some secular emotions, and you need to protect criminals for justice.
India is a country of contradictions, where backwardness and progress coexist, poverty and wealth coexist...
The social problems brought about are also endless, and it seems that there is no answer to everything.
But I still hope that similar incidents will not happen again, and the good people will live in peace.
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