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and this is the state of today’s india…. with no crime proved, innocents are in jails, having whatsapp status for some seems intention of communal violence… and the list goes on… but rapists and murderers are called sanskaaris and released, this guy is released on parole while no bail for umar and likes him… no punishment for the killers in lekhimpu kheri incident, no punishment to rapists in hathras case of that girl who was cremated by police… aah and its our India… oh! bharat
and this is the state of today’s india…. with no crime proved, innocents are in jails, having whatsapp status for some seems intention of communal violence… and the list goes on… but rapists and murderers are called sanskaaris and released, this guy is released on parole while no bail for umar and likes him… no punishment for the killers in lekhimpu kheri incident, no punishment to rapists in hathras case of that girl who was cremated by police… aah and its our India… oh! bharat
Probably his mother did very bad things when he was in her womb and that is the reason he murdered and now on parole.He knows best by experience.