The Supreme Court today told the Delhi Police to create fear in the minds of men who commit sexual crimes. The court said, "ab kuch kia toh mar jaenge." Police should focus on colleges and illegal eateries where unsocial elements gather. These steps aim to stop crimes against women in Delhi.
The Supreme Court today reminded the Delhi Police that they should create mortal "fear" in the minds of men who were prone to committing sexual crimes. It told the police to begin with focussing on colleges where "hooligans" keep harassing girl students. Next, the Supreme Court said, should be to focus on thousands of illegal eateries across Delhi where unsocial elements gather and consume liquor. In its clearest instructions yet since it took up on its own proceedings in rape cases which have been reported from Delhi and surrounding areas in recent times, including the case of a minor who was gangraped on a sleeper bus, the Supreme Court said that until the police create fear in the minds of unsocial elements that they would definitely and certainly face death if they committed sexual crime - "ab kuch kia toh mar jaenge" - then such crimes will keep happening.