Following the pattern similar to the gruesome rape incident in New Delhi seven years ago, popularly known as Nirbhaya Rape Case, there is outrage in visual media over the latest rape of 26-year old Veterinary Doctor Priyanka Reddy in Hyderabad followed by gruesome murder and burning of the body to obliterate traces of the crime.
 
As per the statistics of National Crime Records Bureau which are in public domain, 93 women are being raped every day. Using a small sample survey, Human Rights Watch projects more than 7,200 minors – 1.6 in 100,000 minors – are raped each year in India. Rapes make all the noise in media. Media sensationalism of incidents and public outrage and furor cannot per se redress the deteriorating situation. Political leaders appearing at the door steps of victims to gain photo opportunity does no good. All the public outrage fails to arouse the conscience of people particularly law makers, judiciary, police forces and even society, ends in a damp squib. No wonder, every gruesome rape fades away into background sooner than later. And, the criminals get away with under the most invoked stupid cliche “law will take its own course”.

Is this what we expect from the government of India? This time let's throw some water on the face of government of India and tell them if you will not provide a safety environment to our daughters sisters wifes and friends by brutally punishing these rapists. 

We the citizen of India will stand together and will defy to vote in the elections. 

Its a request to please sign this petition and join hands in order to tell government "No more rapes"......