Still Mourning, India No Degree New Year Celebration

If some other country is busy preparing for the celebration of the new year, not the case with India. Still in mourning over the death of a student rape victim, both the authorities and the citizens of India decided to cancel all kinds of celebrations planned.
"The Indian army, whether army, air force and navy decided to cancel the whole plan greet the new year celebrations. They want to dedicate the last day of the year for victims of rape," said a senior Indian defense ministry told AFP on Monday (31 / 12/2012).
The official who declined to be named this said, the decision was made based on the cancellation of the celebration of its own initiative and without orders from superiors and ministry.
Meanwhile in the capital New Delhi, an exclusive club whose members are named Gymkhana high officials and ministers, participated cancel their New Year's party. So it is with the Press Club in New Delhi.
While the five-star hotel Ashoka in India, decided to close the nightclub they were very well known, on New Years Eve. Then a number of bar owners who usually hold a festive party, also decided to cancel all celebrations that had been planned since long ago.
"This year was the first time it will not be the same for me and most of my friends," said a local resident Ashish Gupta (34) who participated in protests against the rape cases in India.
"Our hearts are drawn to the families of the victims who are always fighting for his life with a very bold. Least we want to show our respect and convey our deep condolences," he added.
The 23-year-old student died on Friday (28/12) night, while being treated at Mount Elizabeth Hospital, Singapore. The student reportedly suffered some severe injuries to internal organs leading to organ failure and his life could not be saved.
In the incident that occurred last December 16, a student was raped in turns by six men in a speeding bus on the streets of New Delhi, India. Not only was raped, the victim was also beaten with iron rods and then thrown out of the bus. The body of a student who was not named, arrived in India on Sunday (30/12), having flown in from Singapore. On arrival in India, remains unnamed student who was cremated in a funeral attended only limited family and relatives.
In response to these deaths, the sixth suspect in the case, including the bus driver and a man under age, is also charged with murder. If convicted on charges of murder, obviously Rajan, the six men under sentence of death.