Banning of 'India’s Daughter' documentary sparks outrage


Socialist Unity Centre of India (SUCI) activists gather during a protest in Kolkata demanding the death penalty for convicted gang rapists. Photo: EPA

A look at society’s depravity and the need for a change in attitude.

The day after the Indian government banned the BBC documentary India’s Daughter, on the horrific gang rape and killing of a student in Delhi, a 10,000-strong mob broke into a jail in a town in Assam, dragged out an alleged rapist, beat him to death and hung his body up for public view.

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