Sony postpones Crime Patrol episode on Delhi gangrape
Popular TV crime show Crime Patrol Dastak, which was scheduled to show an episode based on the Delhi gangrape case, has postponed the telecast citing "unavoidable reasons".

New Delhi: Popular TV crime show Crime Patrol Dastak, which was scheduled to show an episode based on the Delhi gang-rape case, has postponed the telecast citing "unavoidable reasons".The episode was due to air Friday-Saturday, but the Information and Broadcasting Ministry had informally asked the channel not to telecast it, keeping in mind the sensitivity involved.[caption id="attachment_585367" align="alignleft" width="380"]
Courtesy: wikipedia[/caption]"The episode of the Delhi gang rape case won't be telecast today (Friday) on Sony due to unavoidable circumstances. It would be telecast later on a new schedule," a source confirmed to IANS.A 23-year-old trainee physiotherapist was brutally raped by six men in a moving bus in south Delhi Dec 16. She died Dec 29 in a Singapore hospital, where she was being treated for grievous injuries.The six rapists, including a juvenile, have been arrested and charges, including of murder, have been filed against five of them.Hosted by popular TV actor Anup Soni, Crime Patrol Dastak picks crime cases and brings them to the viewers by reconstructing the crime scene with actors.The show has so far shown some popular cases like those of baby Falak, Neeraj Grover murder as well as Mumbai's eve-teasing case in which Reuben Fernandes and Keenan Santos were killed.IANS

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