NEW DELHI - Indian police have arrested four men accused of parading two women naked in front of a mob in a north-eastern state where months of...
“We will ensure strict action is taken against all the perpetrators, including considering the possibility of capital punishment,” he added.
In a detailed report to the court in June, civil society group Manipur Tribal Forum said many gruesome acts of violence including rape and beheading had not been investigated by state authorities.
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