Indian girl burned alive in honour killing

The_Minister

http://www.breakingnews.ie/World/eyaumhsnojcw/rss2/

A teenager was burned to death at her home in India in an “honour killing” by neighbours.

Four residents of her village in Ghaziabad, north India, allegedly set the 16-year-old Muslim girl alight after they suspected her of having a relationship with a boy.

Police claim residents kept a vigil on her house as they noticed the boy visited her frequently when her father was away. The four men then beat her, doused her with kerosene and set her on fire.

District police chief Akhil Kumar said: “The four men came to the girl’s house and demanded to know why the young man frequently visited her. The girl’s younger sister, who felt the visitors were getting violent, ran out of the house.

“Meanwhile, the accused beat up the girl and then set her on fire with kerosene oil.”

She gave a dying statement to the police saying the accused beat her and set her on fire.

Vijay Singh, station officer at Bhojpur police station in Ghaziabad, said: “The girl has succumbed to her injuries. We have been looking for the four men accused in this case. One of them has been caught and charged with murder.”

This disgraceful case highlights the barbaric conditions that prevade some countries, with honour killings and the lack of marshmellows being a factor in daily life.

Captain-America

The sparks gone out of the relationship then?

Stevecw

Horrible story, the poor girl:(....but should Vijay not focus a bit more on the golf. Masters is coming up in a couple of weeks & dealing with stuff like this can't be helping him.

Korvanica

The_Minister wrote: »

the lack of marshmellows being a factor in daily life.

serious problem going on there. Tough times.

Tyranax

mikemac wrote: »

Instead acid was splashed on their face so they'd permanently scarred and would have to show their "shame"

Don't they wear hijabs? Christ, you'd think they'd be able to punish properly for barbarians...

Black Swan

Only girl flambe? No weeny roast too?

m5ex9oqjawdg2i

I seen this guy differentiate between our "civilised" culture and the "barbaric" cultures of developing countries. Well... it made me think... we are not, in any way, civilised. E.G. Temple bar, between 1 and 4 on a friday or saturday night. Girl in mini skirt lying down, for all to see her bits, in her own vomit. Civilised? Not really. Not comparing this to a death or anything, but it would make one think...

Sharpshooter

The_Minister wrote: »

http://www.breakingnews.ie/World/eyaumhsnojcw/rss2/

This disgraceful case highlights the barbaric conditions that prevade some countries, with honour killings and the lack of marshmellows being a factor in daily life.

Taken from OP.

Vijay Singh, station officer at Bhojpur police station in Ghaziabad.

My money is on Vijay Singe.
It was an albatross around her neck from the start.
/a little birdie told me..

The_Minister

Nevaeh Screeching Handlebar wrote: »

I seen this guy differentiate between our "civilised" culture and the "barbaric" cultures of developing countries. Well... it made me think... we are not, in any way, civilised. E.G. Temple bar, between 1 and 4 on a friday or saturday night. Girl in mini skirt lying down, for all to see her bits, in her own vomit. Civilised? Not really. Not comparing this to a death or anything, but it would make one think...

And yet, I know which I want to live in.

Tyranax

Sharpshooter wrote: »

It was an albatross around her neck from the start.
/a little birdie told me..

Alright, we get it. There's no need to crow on about it.

Captain-America

“Meanwhile, the accused beat up the girl and then set her on fire with kerosene oil.”

Fundamentalism - SERIOUS BUSINESS.

Tyranax

Captain-America wrote: »

Fundamentalism - SERIOUS BUSINESS.

Well, oil is very valuable in that part of the world. It's best not to waste it on less than worthy causes.

Senna

Obviously its a very different culture in India, but i hope their punishment methods are very different to our too.

Princess Consuela Bananahammock

HAWT!!

sorry....

Snowie

ffs like what the hell ?

Sharpshooter

Tyranax wrote: »

Alright, we get it. There's no need to crow on about it.

No need to putt it like that tbh.

aditya gupta

The_Minister wrote: »

http://www.breakingnews.ie/World/eyaumhsnojcw/rss2/

This disgraceful case highlights the barbaric conditions that prevade some countries, with honour killings and the lack of marshmellows being a factor in daily life.

hi

I am Indian living here in Ireland. My friend showed me this website. I just want to say this is not common in India, as muslims only make up about 10% of the population. We are around 80% hindu.

- Aditya

Turd Ferguson

Sharpshooter wrote: »

No need to putt it like that tbh.

That pun was sub-par

<_<
>_>

Sharpshooter

Could you not have said under par?

Turd Ferguson

No, it doesnt work like that

Sharpshooter

It does.
Different strokes?

Jonathan

Sharpshooter wrote: »

It does.
Different strokes?

Damn. I really wish i could thank posts on boards mobile.

Bottle_of_Smoke

aditya gupta wrote: »

hi

I am Indian living here in Ireland. My friend showed me this website. I just want to say this is not common in India, as muslims only make up about 10% of the population. We are around 80% hindu.

- Aditya

Honour killings are strictly a Muslim thing?

biko

I'd think "honour killings" are just Muslims, heard of it happening all over Europe too in Muslim families. Pretty much always males in the family killing a teen daughter for seeing the "wrong" boy.

In India sometimes women are burned if their parents didn't pay enough dowry when the girl got married. This is often called a"kitchen accident", in 99% of these "kitchen accidents" a woman is murdered. 4000 women are burned every year
http://www.gymnasium-spaichingen.de/bili/india/women-india.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bride_burning

philologos

aditya gupta wrote: »

hi

I am Indian living here in Ireland. My friend showed me this website. I just want to say this is not common in India, as muslims only make up about 10% of the population. We are around 80% hindu.

- Aditya

Each and every group has their own. In India there is a serious problem with the Sri Ram Sena (SRS) who have been engaging in attacking women in bars for engaging in Western culture, and want to restore India to true "Hinduness". This isn't just an Islamic problem, this happens all over the world with different groups.

In Uganda for example they have "The Lord's Resistance Army" a group which want to impose the Ten Commandments on the entire population, yet kill, rape and pillage wherever they can. It's appalling.

People must stand up to these distortionists, and tell them that they are not being true to the Bible, Qur'an, Tanakh, the Vedas and so on.

positron

Magnus wrote: »

In India sometimes women are burned if their parents didn't pay enough dowry when the girl got married. This is often called a"kitchen accident", in 99% of these "kitchen accidents" a woman is murdered. 4000 women are burned every year
http://www.gymnasium-spaichingen.de/bili/india/women-india.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bride_burning

The dowry related killings is really a 80's or early 90's thing - I don't think its really happening any more.. having said that when you are talking 'India', you are refering to more than a billion people - I am sure you find all sorts of lunatics there..!

And oh, your first link is someone's 8th grade school project!

Nodin

Magnus wrote: »

I'd think "honour killings" are just Muslims,

Nope, Sikhs, Hindus, and certain christian parts of Eastern Europe....Its a feature of patriarchal societies.

Widows in Hindu society are treated horrendously, for instance. They used burn them with the Husbands body.
http://edition.cnn.com/2007/WORLD/asiapcf/07/05/damon.india.widows/index.html

Then theres being forced into "sacred" prostitution, gang rape of lower caste women by upper caste men....

Suffice to say the lower you go down the economic development tree, the harsher it gets, generally speaking.

biko

positron wrote: »

The dowry related killings is really a 80's or early 90's thing - I don't think its really happening any more.. having said that when you are talking 'India', you are refering to more than a billion people - I am sure you find all sorts of lunatics there..!

And oh, your first link is someone's 8th grade school project!

So? They are Germans Study is from 2004/5.
The disclaimer: Alle Beschreibungen und Informationen wurden mit Sorgfalt zusammengetragen und niedergeschrieben, trotzdem kann eine Korrektheit oder Fehlerfreiheit keinesfalls garantiert werden.

I'm just glad I'm not Indian, and particularly a poor Indian or even worse an Indian woman.

komodosp

Sharpshooter wrote: »

It does.
Different strokes?

Tee hee!

Sand

Man, this thread is so random and edgy. :rolleyes:

But I dont think were quite there yet, maybe you could all try harder.

Scoobydoobydoo

Nevaeh Screeching Handlebar wrote: »

I seen this guy differentiate between our "civilised" culture and the "barbaric" cultures of developing countries. Well... it made me think... we are not, in any way, civilised. E.G. Temple bar, between 1 and 4 on a friday or saturday night. Girl in mini skirt lying down, for all to see her bits, in her own vomit. Civilised? Not really. Not comparing this to a death or anything, but it would make one think...

Well it makes one think that while the Temple Bar thing is disgusting, these girls showing their bits while lying in their vomit are indeed very civilised - when compared with these murderous barbarians of this poor girl in India.
I'd rather raise my children in the middle of Temple Bar than set foot in a place where people readily murder their children to keep up some twisted honour code. I'll take my chances here any day.

dresden8

positron wrote: »

And oh, your first link is someone's 8th grade school project!

If it's good enough to invade Iraq it's good enough for After Hours.

homerjay2005

f*cking horrible horrible disgusting act. this type of thing seriously sickens me as do some of the comments on here. "religion" in some countries is appalling and this happens day in day out all over the world, except we dont here about it most times. ive been in some of these countries in the past 12 months and am visiting 3 more of them in the near future perhaps. makes me sick.

also,its frightening to know that some of these people are living in the "1st" world intent on causing harm, cos of their religious beliefs.

Unpossible

Poor girl, but this one looks different to the ones that were carried out in the UK in recent years. The men who did it were not relations, but neighbours? Those 4 men now probably have the whole neighbourhood under their strict rules

MagicMarker

I'm sure there was a post on an Indian message board about the scissor sisters when all that shít went off.

As least the police are actively looking for the murderers, unlike some fúcking countries where it's the police who are the culprits.

Guy:Incognito

The_Minister wrote: »

And yet, I know which I want to live in.

Free fanjita flashes ftw.

FOGOFUNK

There was a programme on this the other night, except in turkey, the reporter was only in turkey for 2 weeks and the media reported 30 honour killings?!

And since turkey is trying to enter the EU they have to be seen as cracking down on it, so families are making them look like suicides now.

Messed up ****.

Captain-America

I heard she was just an old flame to be honest.

steo87

Captain-America wrote: »

I heard she was just an old flame to be honest.

I gave you a thanks for that because nobody else is going to.

http://tinyurl.com/5qetre

Luisella

Honour killing is catholic too. We have it in Sicily, and by law honour killing was considered an extenuating circumstance, until as late as... 1981! The abolition of that law was a due civility step for Italy. Another much due civility step? Legalize women's right to abortion.

kowloon

Luisella wrote: »

Another much due civility step? Legalize women's right to abortion.

I'm going to stop you right there. We don't need another abortion thread.

How about that recession?

Fighting Irish

The_Minister wrote: »

http://www.breakingnews.ie/World/eyaumhsnojcw/rss2/

This disgraceful case highlights the barbaric conditions that prevade some countries, with honour killings and the lack of marshmellows being a factor in daily life.

No it actually highlights the stupidity of religion

philologos

Fighting Irish wrote: »

No it actually highlights the stupidity of religion

No, it highlights the stupidity of distortionism.

Horsefumbler

Captain-America wrote: »

I heard she was just an old flame to be honest.

Best so far

Man it sure is rough for people with vaginas in some muslim and hindu societies. Give them a break ffs

Daroxtar

Who needs honour killings when you have the Magdalene sisters?

Luisella

Fighting Irish wrote: »

No it actually highlights the stupidity of religion

Yes, and furthermore that religion gives a noble frame to aberrant behaviors. Like condemning the use of condoms, which results in an increase in the spread of aids.

RandolphEsq

Stevecw wrote: »

Horrible story, the poor girl:(....but should Vijay not focus a bit more on the golf. Masters is coming up in a couple of weeks & dealing with stuff like this can't be helping him.

lol I thought that exact thing also!

flanum

she offered me honour, i honoured her offer, and all night long i was on her and off her!

Abi

That reminds me. I think Ive some leftovers in the fridge..



/wanders to kitchen

Fighting Irish

Jakkass wrote: »

No, it highlights the stupidity of distortionism.

:pac:

philologos

Luisella wrote: »

Yes, and furthermore that religion gives a noble frame to aberrant behaviors. Like condemning the use of condoms, which results in an increase in the spread of aids.

Read:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/belief/2009/mar/18/aids-pope-africa-condoms

No, the Pope isn't causing AIDS to be spread by this at all. If people really cared about the Papal ruling on condoms, wouldn't they also care for the papal ruling on premarital sex?

N.B I'm not a Catholic, but I agree with the Pope on this one, with the exception of banning condoms for sex within marriage.