Muslim women knew it was going to happen again. And the state did nothing about it.
They filed cases for Sulli deals but no FIR had been registered.
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They filed cases for Sulli deals but no FIR had been registered.
New story from @BehanBox
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The Mumbai Police had sent notices to GitHub, GoDaddy and Twitter demanding details of the app’s creators, their website and accounts. The platforms refused to provide these details and demanded a subpoena instead
Hyderabad police refused to include trafficking charges.
In July, 2021, when the Sulli Deals app surfaced, multiple FIRs were registered following complaints by the women whose names and pictures had appeared on the app. Seven months on, no progress has been made in the investigation of the case by the police.
In Kolkata Noor Mahvish, a law student, whose name and picture had appeared on Sulli Deals, had to go through a “harrowing” experience to get an FIR registered.“I had gone to file a complaint around 8 July...
Despite having provided them with screenshots and all the necessary details, I had to explain everything over and over again,” she said. It took Kolkata Police almost a month to register the FIR,
“Justice is a far-fetched dream for Muslims in India. The system is apathetic towards our sufferings. We have been auctioned and treated like sub-human individuals. Yet suo moto cognizance of the case was not taken and the onus to act was put on the women,” - @Fatima_Z0hra
“all women need not file complaints individually. The police have the power to take suo moto cognizance and act once they receive information on a cognisable offence.” - @Vakeel_Sb
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