New Delhi: Three other accused in the Delhi gangrape case of a 23-year-old girl will be produced in a Saket court on Wednesday. The police have also registered a case of attempt to murder along with that of rape even as the heinous crime has led to outrage across the country with Parliament also speaking in one voice and demanding the strictest possible action against the culprits. Ram Singh, the main accused in the case, has already been sent to five days in police custody by the court.
Women MPs will meet Delhi Police Commissioner Neeraj Kumar while NDA MPs protested in Parliament. BJP Mahila Morcha activists and Yuva Morcha members will demonstrate at Jantar Mantar even as students of various colleges and universities in the national capital will continue their protest. A group of Delhi University students will also protest outside of Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit's residence.
Meanwhile, Delhi government has suggested that gangrape should be made a non-bailable offence. Sheila Dikshit also appealed to Delhi High Court Chief Justice that five fast-track courts should be set up for such type of cases and has also sought an appointment with Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde.
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