Delhi Gang Rape Case Ended.

Asha Devi, mother of 2012 Delhi gang rape victim says, "As soon as I returned from Supreme Court, I hugged the picture of my daughter and said today you got justice".

 The four 16 December assault convicts have "lost their hunger" and are investing a large portion of their energy "watching Bollywood motion pictures on TV" as their date of hanging draws near, 

The four men — Mukesh, Akshay Thakur, Pawan Gupta and Vinay Sharma — are planned to hold tight 20 March.

2012 Delhi gangrape case: after seven years, each of the four death row convicts executed for wrongdoing that shook country

India FP Staff Mar 20, 2020 08:05:26 IST

Every one of the four death row convicts in the 2012 Delhi gangrape and murder of a youthful physiotherapy understudy were hanged in the National Capital's high-security Tihar jail on Friday at 5.30 am.

The hanging was completed according to plan after a three-judge Supreme Court seat dismissed the last supplication by the convicts' legal counselor AP Singh to remain their execution in a late-evening hearing.

Without precedent for the historical backdrop of India, four convicts were hanged simultaneously. This was likewise the first executions in Quite a while since 2015.

2012 Delhi gangrape case: after seven years, every one of the four death row convicts executed for wrongdoing that shook nation(File) Asha Devi, mother of the 2012 Delhi gangrape and murder case injured individual, outside Patiala House Courts in New Delhi. PTI

The injured individual's folks — mother Asha Devi and father Badrinath Singh — hailed the hanging saying that their little girl had at long last got the equity, seven years after she was brutalized in a moving transport in the National Capital.

A Delhi court had on 5 March gave the execution order for the four convicts — Akshay Thakur, Vinay Sharma, Pawan Gupta and Mukesh Singh — to be executed at 5.30 am at Tihar prison.

The prison specialists woke up the four convicts, who had been kept in four separate cells in the midst of tight security, at 3.30 am according to prison manual, two hours before the execution time. The four had supposedly gone through an eager night.

Prior on Thursday, Akshay Thakur had moved the Supreme Court testing dismissal of his leniency request. The zenith court dismissed his request. Likewise, the lower court wouldn't remain the execution.

The convicts at that point moved to Delhi High Court late on Thursday evening. The high court also would not remain the execution.

At last, the convicts' legal counselor moved toward the Supreme Court post 12 PM and mentioned a dire hearing for the situation. A three-judge seat heard the case at 2.30 am on Friday.

Following an hour of hearing, the seat of Justices R Banumathi, Ashok Bhushan and JAS Bopanna dismissed the request, seeing that the contentions being introduced by the convicts' legal counselor had been rehashed under the steady gaze of different courts prior and did not have the legitimacy to challenge the dismissal of benevolence petitions by the President.

The four convicts, alongside two others including Ram Singh and an adolescent, had assaulted and mercilessly tormented a 23-year-old paramedic understudy on a moving transport in south Delhi the evening of 16 December, 2012. The unfortunate casualty kicked the bucket a couple of days after the fact in the wake of doing combating for life at Delhi's Safdarjung Hospital and later at a Singapore clinic.

The case had caused a ruckus the nation over, particularly in Delhi where an enormous number of individuals turned out in the city, requesting equity for the person in question, who was named as 'Nirbhaya' or the dauntless.