No rope for Soumya Murderer??!

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And yet again Govindachamy escapes from the hands of the law... I don't know why this happens again and again. Why can't the Supreme Court reward him with a death penalty? Why is the sentence being reduced to life sentence? Why is the Supreme Court and the Kerala Government failing to bring justice to Soumya? The answer to this is lack of evidence. Even the Jisha murder case in Kerala has reached the point of 'no where'. 

Such criminals, who get life sentence, are being well-fed everyday and become what is called 'hale and hearty'. Once they are out of the prison, they repeat the same crime again. 

According to me, giving a life sentence to a criminal is like setting him free. 

Our nation should learn from countries like Saudi Arabia, where such things are dealt in the right way. The criminals who indulge in such crimes are given death penalty right away. 

It is time that we take the matters into our hands. It is high time that we teach these 'beasts' a lesson. I request each and everyone of you to copy the hashtag below. I am NOT doing any of this for publicity, but for bringing justice to a girl, a woman of this diverse country named India. 

#DeathforGovindachamy #JusticeForSoumya

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