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UP Durga Puja Pandal Displays Effigies of Convicts Muskan and Sahil
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What Happened?
In Gorakhpur, a Durga Puja committee hung effigies of Muskan Rastogi and Sahil Shukla, convicted in the 'blue drum' murder case, following their death sentence. The display aims to deter crime.
Key points
- The effigies were displayed in public view on a road.
- The death sentence was handed down by a Meerut court earlier this month.
- The trial involved 126 hearings over 13 months.
- The crime involved the murder of Saurabh Rajput, whose body was found in a blue drum.
- The judge referenced the Mahabharata while pronouncing the sentence.
Key insights
- The display may influence public perception of crime and punishment.
- Such public displays could lead to discussions on justice and deterrence.
- The case highlights the judicial system's response to severe crimes.
Why it matters
This display aims to raise awareness about the consequences of serious crimes.
Entities
Muskan Rastogi· PersonSahil Shukla· PersonSaurabh Rajput· PersonMeerut· CityGorakhpur· City
Source
India Today
