'My daughter was Jyoti Singh': Nirbhaya's mother says not ashamed to take daughter's name
Three years after the 23-year-old 'Nirbhaya' was brutally gang-raped here on 16 December, 2012, her mother on Wednesday revealed her name, saying she was not ashamed of it.

New Delhi: Three years after the 23-year-old 'Nirbhaya' was brutally gang-raped here on 16 December, 2012, her mother on Wednesday revealed her name, saying she was not ashamed of it.[caption id="attachment_2548868" align="alignleft" width="380"]
16 December Delhi gangrape victim's parents. IBN image.[/caption]"My daughter was Jyoti Singh and I am not ashamed to name her," Asha Devi said on the occasion to mark the third anniversary of the horrifying gang rape here at Jantar Mantar."I am not ashamed of taking my daughter's name, who came to symbolise the fight for women's safety and security and became the catalyst for major changes to the law on crimes against women," she added.She also suggested that victims of rape should not hide their names."Whoever has suffered should not hide their name. It is the offenders who should be ashamed and hide their names. I want to tell everyone that my daughter's name was Jyoti Singh. From today, everyone should know her as Jyoti Singh," she said.Section 228 A of the Indian Penal Code makes disclosure of the identity of a rape victim punishable.IANS

NEET protest: Sonam Wangchuk ends hunger strike after talks with JP Nadda, Jitendra Singh
Pakistan-based social media handles active during Op Sindoor spreading rumours amid NEET protest: Police
PM Modi says stricter action against paper leaks to be announced at Friday's Cabinet meeting
NEET protest: CJP delegation to meet ministers on Friday, sources say
Naresh Pal Gangwar appointed higher education secretary, Vineet Joshi moved to Panchayati Raj ministry
