Delhi Car Horror: Men In Car Knew Woman Was Stuck, Kept Driving 'In Fear'

The five men arrested for dragging and killing a young Delhi woman in the early hours of the New Year have admitted that they knew the woman was stuck under the car, sources said. During questioning, they told the police that they did not stop the car out of fear.

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[DCM]

This is so inhumane and so awful to think about what these men did to Anjali. They caused her to die a horrible and cruel and painful death. It is something I find so hard to comprehend. Please justice for Anjali.

[thealpinerover]

"IN FEAR"...this is the most ridiculous statement a primitive mind could think of when such a horrendous crime takes place.

[ROHANKUMAR-husm]

mam what about swiggy boy in noida who get killed by four girls ..no
media is talking about him..

[florentboucharel]

If you, a media, fear the police by not investigating in depth an unheeded report after you made news about it, why would Nidhi be braver than you and want anything to do with the police?

[sabenafrancis]

Police instead of investigating the driver, is trying to divert the blame to save the accused.

[jayalakshmisingaraju]

if they would have stopped the car she would have been saved.realky dumb persons. 😭.

[florentboucharel]

Why do you insist so much on Nidhi's behavior? Your script in the video is all about it, but it is a side issue. Nidhi's reporting would probably not have saved Anjali, who probably died after a few minutes of dragging. On the other hand, a male witness said he alerted the police but they remained apathetic. What's the point of focusing on the side issue? Not reporting a crime is not as culpable as committing the crime. Instead of focusing on a report that allegedly remained largely unheeded, this insistence on a poor girl's escape, who may have feared for her life as a witness to a criminal hit-and-run. Do you fear the police?

[lataramooji]

Barbaric Indian men, speaks volumes of their brought up and Patriarchy filled with misogyny too. Police too with same mentality, how can Anjali get justice, even after she lost her life

[Illuzens]

Congrats now you have become the real right winger bcz there is one bjp men

[imran]

She was also Drunk. You can't wholly blame that person. Drunk people on streets whether they are driving or walking or crossing roads cause many road accidents in which they themselves die or get someone else killed.

[florentboucharel]

Six days ago, here on YouTube, you made news with: "Woman's body dragged, cop car didn't even try...": Eyewitness to NDTV." Witness: "I told the PCR (Police Control Room) vans and pointed at the car, but they didn't even try to catch it." You've got a case of unheeded report, but now you prefer to insist on a poor girl's not reporting, even though your very information shows that reporting may have been to no avail, for why would the police take heed of her report while they didn't heed the report of the man you interviewed?

[elangovanr]

नई दिल्ली में पुलिस पर मोदी सरकार का राज भारत माता की जय