In Narsinghgarh (Rajgarh), Madhya Pradesh, the terrible death of an 11-year-old girl with hearing and speech impairments has once again sparked grave concerns about the legal system that spares serial rape perpetrators. Despite having a horrific record of crimes against children, the accused, Ramesh Singh, was repeatedly cleared by the courts.
 
A Trail of Crimes, a Broken System
at 2003, a 5-year-old girl was raped at Mubarikpur village in Shajapur district by Ramesh Singh, a resident of Dabripura in Polaykala. He was found guilty and given a ten-year jail term. However, he attacked once again after being freed from prison in 2013.
 
He abducted and viciously assaulted an 8-year-old child in Ashta (Sehore) in 2014. The lower court gave him a death sentence this time.
 
On technical grounds, the high court reversed the decision in 2019, claiming that the victim's father's presence during the identification parade would have affected the outcome.
 
This choice allowed Ramesh to go free once more. The cost was another innocent youngster.
 
The february 2025 Horror
An 11-year-old deaf and mute child vanished from her Narsinghgarh home on the evening of february 1-2. She was discovered in the bushes the following morning, with severe wounds all over her body. The attack was verified by a medical checkup. She was sent to Hamidia Hospital in bhopal when her health deteriorated, and on february 8 she passed away.
 
As the complainant, the police began a thorough investigation.
 
We looked at CCTV footage from 136 cameras in 46 different sites. A suspect who was subsequently identified as Ramesh Singh was seen hanging about the crime site wearing a red scarf and blue-black athletic sneakers. He had traveled from Kurawar to Narsinghgarh, according to an auto driver.
 
Police followed him to Prayagraj after he escaped, where he had taken a maha Kumbh dip. At last, he was apprehended aboard a train headed for Jaipur.
 
Nine station in-charges were among the 75 individuals and 16 police squads that participated in the pursuit.
 
Rajgarh SP According to Aditya Mishra, a Special Investigation Team has been established by the police. "The proof is being carefully examined. We are using dna profiling and cross-matching to see whether he is connected to any unresolved cases because of his method of operation. Additionally, cross-referencing will be done when needed.
 
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SIBY JEYYA

20/02/2025 10:06 AM