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The case becomes more complicated with Forensic Lab finding out enough evidence of the rape.

I don’t know if the heinous crime was committed or not in Kathua but there is one thing I am sure about, that somewhere evidence has been compromised. A lot of politics is involved in this case and a lot of effort is being pushed to devastate the case. Media houses have taken this case as an opportunity to cash-in and are trying to increase their subscriber and viewers. Recently few media houses including web portals and Newspaper have flashed out a news where they reported that there hasn’t been any rape in Kathua case.
We are getting new updates daily on the case and recent one states that yes rape did happen and accused were involved in it. According to one of the senior executive from the Samples Forensic Science Lab, enough evidence has been found which suggests that the girl was raped. 14 packets of evidence including Blood samples of four accused, vaginal swab, hair samples, girl’s internal body part, girl’s clothes, soil and blood samples from the scene of the crime were sent to the lab in Delhi. Two samples of hair were found at the scene of the crime, one matched the minor girl and the other matched one of the accused.
The senior executive said to the Indian Express that in the inspection, enough evidence has been found to prove the rape. Lab also said that DNA samples of accused match the evidence which was sent for forensic inspection. The final report has been sent back to Jammu on 3rd April.

Now the real question is why the whole village including the well- educated lawyers were protesting for the accused. Why few newspapers and web portals were trying to prove through false evidence that there was no rape in this case. Is communal politics bigger than the fight for justice? Why girl’s clothes were washed with detergent when it reached the lab? Did these newspapers got paid well by some influential, powerful, rich people to change the angle of the story? Whatever happened, the country has lost a life and people behind it must be punished. 

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