Victims of gang rape in India sicker suspects for trial next month on the 3rd

16 evening, a female university student and a male friend in New Delhi after watching the film, take a private bus to go home, which embarked on a trip of a nightmare. The two men thrown out of the car, including the driver, six men of two beatings and gang-raped the girl after dying outside the car. Outrageous criminals to commit the crime more than an hour of time, "Black Bus" by five police checkpoint was not intercepted.
The female victim, now 23 years old, in New Delhi a university to study physiotherapy professional Indian authorities did not disclose her name. Seriously injured victims in the hospital for several surgery and even removal of part of the small intestine. The 23rd, she accepted a post-operative exacerbations, adverse reactions, had once again admitted to the ICU.
"While the parameters of the body to maintain normal lung and kidney functioning within an acceptable range, but her intra-abdominal bleeding, blood, there are also signs of infection," her doctor said, "In addition, she has been fever, body temperature always about 39 degrees to 40 degrees. "
The case in India, the country has triggered a strong reaction, angry people took to the streets to protest against the govement, "not as" requirements impose tougher laws to speed up judicial proceedings. As of the 24th, the protests continued. Last weekend, and even confrontation of protesters and police violence. Indian official said that only 22 a day, there are 35 protesters and 37 police officers were injured. 25, 2009, one injured in protest police died in the hospital.
View of the situation there is the risk of losing control, the Indian police 23 spent water caons and tear gas to disperse protesters gathered near the Presidential Palace and Parliament. Indian authorities still roadblocks on the roads of the area near the presidential palace and parliament on the 24th.
The protesters the 25th, although the govement has taken stringent security measures, they will continue to protest.