The day started off like any other day for 4 year old Jhilmil. Her
parents, both working as construction site laborers, dropped her at school,
watching their little girl prancing and dancing on her way to school. Jhilmil
was a pretty little girl, brilliant at studies and with a permanent smile on
her lips. She was the apple of her father’s eyes. Her parents saved every penny
they earned, so that they could send Jhilmil to college and give her a decent
education.
Once Jhilmil entered her class, her parents went off for their
work.
In the evening, her classes got over and Jhilmil walked the short
distance to her grandmother’s house. Every day she spent a few hours in her
granny’s house until her parents came and picked her up.
That day as usual, she had her milk and snacks and was playing
outside her granny’s house with her toys. Her grandmother, who worked as a
domestic help in the evening, asked Jhilmil to play outside the house. She
assured that she would be back in an hours’ time.
The little girl was busy playing with her toys, unaware of the
danger lurking a few feet away. Four men in a Maruti 800 car were watching
Jhilmil. Her skirt, flying wildly in the breeze enticed the lecherous men and
excited them. They were men with no morals, extremely depraved and wicked men. They
called out to Jhilmil and offered her chocolates.
The naïve and guileless girl accepted the chocolates with a smile.
The men carried her and bundled her in their car.
The girl was scared and asked the uncles to release her. She tried
to scream but one of the men was holding his hand over her mouth.
Jhilmil’s granny returned after an hour but she couldn’t find
Jhilmil. She enquired in the adjacent houses, but no one had seen little
Jhilmil. When her parents returned from work, they were devastated to know that
their little girl was missing.
They organized a search party to search the neighborhood, but all
in vain. Jhilmil was not to be found. Her parents were sick with worry. They
decided to lodge a police compliant and the police joined in the search for
Jhilmil.
The next day some early morning walkers found a dead body of a
small girl child in a mud heap. The little one was naked and they were bruises
on her body. There was a deep injury in the right eye and the eyeball had
popped out. Her neck was swollen which indicated that she might have been
strangled.
Jhilmil’s parents identified the body and confirmed that it was their
daughter.
Postmortem confirmed that the little girl was raped repeatedly
and then strangled with a chord.
Jhilmil’s parent’s dreams came crashing down; they couldn’t believe
that someone would hurt their little daughter.
She was just a child, damn it. What kind of a human being rapes
and kills an innocent child? Are we really human or monsters? When will this
nightmare end?
P.S: This is a fictional account of a true incident that happened few weeks back in Bangalore.
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Instead of hanging Kasabs, Afsals, Santhans, Bilavendrans, these inhuman should be hanged.
ReplyDeleteBarbarians!!! They dont see a life inside that flesh.
ReplyDeleteThese nightmares will only end when something will be done to stop them. Otherwise these criminals will enjoy freedom and the innocent will be in prison forever!
ReplyDeleteSuch incidents are becoming frequent these days...I wonder if the beasts are coming out to prey on before the laws tighten or is it just more wider reporting ? Child abusers where abuse is in any form must get the worst punishment...publicly too.
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