India hell for women; two different incident of mass brutality reported

Gender discrimination is on high in the parts of the India, as two major cases of mass brutality against women have registered in just a single day.  A Dalit woman willing to visit a temple beaten by group of men in Begusarai of Bihar and in the similar gender dominance case a minor girl in Guwahati badly beaten by a group of 20 people outside a Pub.  

A devotee Dalit woman visiting a temple in Beghusarai was allegedly beaten up by a group of men. The victim said a group attacked her when she said she wanted to perform a puja.

She suffered head injuries. An FIR has been filed and the police have begun investigating the matter.

No arrests have been made so far in the case.

Another incident reported from guwahati, when a minor girl attacked by a mob including more than 20 people while she was on her way to home. The incident took place outside a pub.  

It took the police that half an hour to turn up and take the Class 11 student to her parents. In the three days since the incident, only four of her assailants have been arrested.

The video footage of the incident went viral ion YouTube forcing the government and the police to take action. The video shows around 20 people assaulting and trying to strip the girl. 

It took the police that half an hour to turn up and take the Class 11 student to her parents. In the three days since the incident, only four of her assailants have been arrested.

Just two days before National Crime Records Bureau's (NCRB) has released statistics of crime against women in India the incident has raised a need of a strong law to secure womankind in the country. 

Statistic even revealed that Assam is the most vulnerable places in the country in terms of crime against woman with 11, 503 incidents registered. The latest incident has taken a stamp on the statistic.

There were 2, 28, 650 incidents of crime against women had registered in 2011 in the country.