Absurd!!! Indian Man Claims 23 years Old Girl Raped To Death Was Responsible For It.

Remember the story of one Indian girl raped in a bus by 4 boys in 2012? If yes, Read the excuse one of the rapist claims he had for raping her.

The heartbroken parents of Jyoti Singh, a 23-year-old medical student who was raped and killed on a bus in Dehi in 2012, have spoken of their 'dismay' that one of their daughter's attackers was given airtime in a controversial new film screened by the BBC.

Bus driver Mukesh Singh, one of the six men convicted for the horrific attack, claimed 'a girl is far more responsible for rape than a boy' because 'a decent girl won't roam around at 9 o'clock at night' in the documentary India's Daughter - now banned from being broadcast in India.

His comments have left Jyoti's parents devastated - not least, because they are a reminder that their daughter's attackers, four of whom were sentenced to death, are even still breathing.

In their first international interview since the film was released two weeks ago amid a storm of controversy, Jyoti's father Badrinath Singh, said: 'What deeply affects us is that Mukesh is still alive and is giving such statements. We just want him to be hanged soon.

 'His statements don't mean anything. He is guilty of a crime and is facing a sentence. He will blame anybody to hide his mistake.

'If a girl is responsible for being raped because she went out at 9pm at night, why do these kind of things also happen in schools?

'What have the six-year-old school girls who are raped done? How are they responsible? They don't roam at night.

'The time doesn't matter. Should the girls not work? And not study? They should just stay at home? How will the society work in such a way?'

Jyoti's rape, and subsequent death, horrified the world after the details began to emerge in December 2012.

The young medical student had gone to Dehli's most popular shopping mall to watch Life of Pi with her male friend, Awindra Pandey.

The two began to make their way home at about 9.30pm, accepting a lift from off-duty charter bus driver, Singh.

But instead of driving the friends home, the bus deviated from its route - and what unfolded at the hands of the bus's six other occupants over the next hour-and-a-half was so horrendous, it beggars belief.