They should be burnt alive: Read Nirbhaya's dying declaration
It was her dying declaration that became one of the most crucial evidence in the Nirbhaya case. The Supreme Court which sent four of her rapists and killers to the gallows took into account this dying declaration. Nirbhaya was raped and murdered by few of the most brutal human beings this earth has ever seen on December 16 2012 at South Delhi on a bus between 9 and 9.15 pm.
The Delhi police case files have the dying declaration and the prosecution had cited the same several times while seeking a death penalty for the culprits. This is what her dying declaration available with the Delhi police states:
What
is
your
name.
What
your
father's
name
and
address?
This
portion
is
being
blanked
out
for
the
readers.
Do
you
work
or
study?
I
completed
Bachelor
of
Physiotherapy.
When
did
this
incident
take
place?
On
December
16,
2012
between
9
and
9.15
pm
Where
did
you
go
that
day?
With
a
friend
I
went
to
Select
City
Walk
Mall
to
watch
Life
of
Pi.
After
that
I
took
an
autorickshaw
to
Munirka
After
that
what
happened
I
had
to
go
to
Dwaraka
sector.
My
friend
and
I
paid
Rs
10
as
fare.
We
boarded
a
white
bus.
How
many
were
there
in
the
bus?
There
were
about
6-7
people
What
happened
in
the
bus?
When
the
bus
reached
Malay
Mandir,
the
conductor
closed
the
door
and
switched
off
the
lights.
They
assaulted
my
friend.
They
took
me
to
back
seat.
They
raped
me.
They
took
my
friend's
wallet.
It
went
on
for
an
hour.
Did
the
bus
stop
anywhere?
No.
Did
you
call
for
help?
They
had
taken
away
our
cellphones.
We
could
not
call
for
help.
No
body
heard
our
cries.
Did
these
persons
take
any
names?
They
shouted
names
like
Ram
Singh,
Thakur,
Mukesh,
Raju,
Pawan,
Vinay.
It
was
dark
so
they
all
looked
the
same.
Were
you
conscious?
I
was
awake
and
conscious
but
fainted
later.
They
were
kicking
and
punching
me.
What
happened
after
that?
We
were
thrown
off
the
bus.
What
should
happen
to
these
men?
They
should
be
hanged
to
death
or
burnt
alive.
This
statement
is
being
given
before
a
magistrate
without
an
force
or
coercion.
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