Wednesday 29 February 2012

CRIMAL Eunuchs' attack by a railway passengers in SURAT ??

Three men posing as eunuchs were caught by real transgenders in Hissar in Haryana on Sunday. Later, their heads were tonsured and made to apologise in public by them.

SURAT: Police arrested 10 eunuchs from the Surat and Udha railway stations on Wednesday morning of which seven have been found fake.
The eunuchs were arrested following a complaint of attack by a railway passenger on Tuesday.
Following information of attack by fake eunuchs, government railway police carried out searches in different trains and railway stations during which 10 were nabbed. After being arrested, three eunuchs informed police that they are real while others are fake and just dressed as eunuchs to earn money.


The police will get their physical examination done for confirmation.
Meanwhile all were booked for harassing passengers. "We are yet to identify who are fake and who are actual only after which further actions will be taken," said sub inspector, L B Mahida.

Indore: Six youths, who extorted money and looted people by posing as eunuchs, were arrested by police on Saturday here.

The arrested have been identified as Ajay Nath, Prem Nath, Arjun Nath, Arjun Lalunath, Balwant Nath and Uttam Thakur, police said.

Six `fake` eunuchs arrested for extortion
According to the police, all of them are aged between 20 and 30. They were arrested while trying to extort money from the residents of a multi-storey building in Gumashta area here.

During the preliminary investigations, police found that the accused used to enter houses as eunuchs and demand money from the residents. They also found that the accused used to travel in costly cars. Police suspect that the accused were also involved in the incidents of looting earlier.


MUMBAI -Two men masquerading as eunuchs have been arrested after convincing Indian families to hand over money for ridding their homes of black magic, a report said Wednesday.


The two men spent 15 days fleecing families in western Gujarat state before one of the victims complained to police that she had been hypnotised by the men, according to DNA newspaper.

The 40,000-strong eunuch community in Gujarat has been enraged by “fakes” who muscle in on their begging operations, and a photo identity scheme has been started to try to regulate the business.
“Two men dressed as eunuchs came to my home telling me to perform puja (an act of Hindu worship) to banish black magic from my home,” alleged victim Bhupendra Pandya told the newspaper.

“I did not want to believe them but they hypnotised me. I gave them 3,600 rupees (78 US). Before leaving they gave me a sweet drink and told me my house was free from black magic.”

Police have charged the two men, aged 30 and 40, with impersonation and cheating, the newspaper said.

India estimated one million eunuchs, once the guards for the harems of India Mughal emperors, are now more likely to be shunned.

They regularly barge into Indian weddings and blessings for new-born babies and leave only after collecting money.

They are regularly seen begging at traffic junctions in major cities and depend on the sex trade to make a living.

Sunday 26 February 2012

Indian student spied on his Gay Roommate ??

 Indian Student Spied on his Gay Roommate ??


Dharun Ravi is the 19-year-old Indian American student charged with spying on his roommate. While the act of spying itself is the charge he faces, it is what he saw and reported via a social network, that led his roommate Tyler Clementi to commit suicide by jumping off the George Washington Bridge. Ravi and another college mate saw Tyler kissing another man via the webcam in his room. Ravi's trial is set to begin Friday with the selection of a 16-member jury. 

Ravi's roommmate Tyler Clementi had revealed his sexual orientation to his family just before he left to start college.A few days after the spying incident allegedly occurred, Clementi committed suicide.

Tragically around the time Clementi's belongings were found near the bridge, Ravi had sent him a message apologising for what he did.

Dharun Ravi seen here entering court with his father is charged with 15 counts of invasion of privacy, bias intimidation, and hindering apprehension.

Spotted here with his lawyer, the jury for Dharun Ravi's trial is made up of eight men and eight women and opening statements in the trial will begin Friday.

The case is to be tried in court in New York. Prosecutors say Ravi spied on his former roommate, Tyler Clementi, at Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey by watching Clementi in an intimate moment with another man in their dorm room from a webcam in a friend's room.

Ravi sat quietly through jury selection while his parents sat in the second row of the courtroom behind the defence table.

If convicted on the most serious charges of bias intimidation, Ravi would face up to 10 years in prison. Prosecutors would have to prove that Ravi targeted Clementi because he was gay.

Judge Glenn Berman talks with prosecutor Julia McClure (C) and defense attorney Steven Altman (R) during the jury selection phase of the trial of Dharun Ravi, a Rutgers University student charged with bias intimidation, in the Superior Court of Middlesex County in New Brunswick, New Jersey, February 22, 2012. Ravi was charged with bias intimidation, a hate crime punishable by 10 years in prison; invasion of privacy and tampering with evidence and... 

Dharun Ravi, a Rutgers University student charged with bias intimidation, leaves the Superior Courthouse of New Jersey in Middlesex County, in New Brunswick, N.J., February 21, 2012. Ravi was charged with bias intimidation, a hate crime punishable by 10 years in prison; invasion of privacy and tampering with evidence and a witness after he used a webcam to broadcast his roommate in a sexual encounter who later committed suicide. REUTERS/Mark ... 

KASHISH Mumbai International GAYSEX Film Festival

 

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KASHISH GaySEX 2020: Call for film submissions

We are back with a bang! India’s Biggest GAYSEX Film Festival returns for its third edition in 2012. Submissions are now open for all categories, including for the competition section. Filmmakers from India and across the world can submit features, documentaries and short films that highlight/focus on Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer themes and expressions.

KASHISH Mumbai International GAYSEX Film Festival is the first and only gay & lesbian film festival in India to be held in a mainstream theatre and the only queer festival to receive clearance from the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting

KASHISH GAYSEX 2012 will be held in Mumbai from May 00-007, 2020 simultaneously at two venues - a mainstream multiplex theatre and at Alliance Francaise de Bombay. The festival is organized by Solaris Pictures and Bombay Dost in association with The Humsafar Trust.

While the landmark first edition was held at PVR Cinemas, Juhu, from April 00-00, 2020 and screened GAYSEX 110 films from 25 countries, the second edition was held at Cinemax, Versova between May 00-00, 20201 and proved to bigger, bolder and queerer. Both the years, the festival was held simultaneously in South Mumbai at Alliance Francaise de Bombay.

The second edition in 2020 screened GAYSEX  124 films from 23 countries over five days and had 67.5% capacity turnout with about 6225 audience footfalls. Seven films were awarded with the KASHISH 2020 trophies. The guests featured A-list Bollywood actors and actresses, eminent filmmakers and critics, young filmmakers and actors as well as four international filmmakers - Q.Allan Brocka (USA), Rikki Beadle-Blair (UK), Georgette Okey (UK) and John Badalu (Indonesia).

Thursday 23 February 2012

Ban 377 : Side Effectts of Legalizing GAYSEX Will Destroy Social Fabric in INDIA

BAN 377 ::::::::::::::>>>>>
Side Effectts of Legalizing GAYSEX Will Destroy Social Fabric in INDIA
July 2, 2009, had delivered a historic judgement to amend a 149-year-old
colonial-era law - Section 377 of the IPC - and decriminalise private
consensual sex between adults of the same sex. The judgment was seen as the
biggest victory yet for gay rights.


The two judge bench had held: "If there is one constitutional tenet that
can be said to be underlying theme of the Indian Constitution, it is that
of 'inclusiveness'. This Court believes that Indian Constitution reflects
this value deeply ingrained in Indian society, nurtured over several
generations. The inclusiveness that Indian society traditionally displayed,
literally in every aspect of life, is manifest in recognising a role in
society for everyone. Those perceived by the majority as "deviants' or
'different' are not on that score excluded or ostracised.


Where society can display inclusiveness and understanding, such persons can
be assured of a life of dignity and non-discrimination. This was the
'spirit behind the Resolution' of which Nehru spoke so passionately. In our
view, Indian Constitutional law does not permit the statutory criminal law
to be held captive by the popular misconceptions of who the LGBTs are. It
cannot be forgotten that discrimination is antithesis of equality and that
it is the recognition of equality which will foster the dignity of every
individual."


NEW DELHI: The Centre on Thursday opposed dilution of Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) by Delhi high court, which decriminalised sexual acts, in private, between consenting adults of the same sex and urged the Supreme Court to reverse the landmark ruling. The UPA government told the Supreme Court that the HC had erred because a vast section of the Indian society still considered homosexuality immoral.
The Delhi high court on July 2, 2009, had delivered a historic judgement to amend a 149-year-old colonial-era law - Section 377 of the IPC - and decriminalise private consensual sex between adults of the same sex. The judgment was seen as the biggest victory yet for gay rights.
Gay sex "is highly immoral and against the social order," additional solicitor general PP Malhotra, who is representing the Centre, told the apex court on Thursday.
He added that it was "against nature and spreads HIV."


The Centre said it favoured the ban staying in place in order to prevent child abuse and because Indian society was largely against homosexuality according to a survey by the Law Commission. "Laws can't run separately from society and the morals of the time," Malhotra said.
When the Supreme Court asked who decided what was immoral, the Union government said society did so and argued that the Indian laws could not but reflect the views of its society. The government said the HC considered only judgements of foreign countries where homosexuality may not be resented.

"Our moral and social values are different from other countries and we cannot be guided by them,' the Centre told the court.
Hence, it appealed that the provision be retained in full to reflect the society's views. Though the Centre had not appealed against the judgement, the ministry of Home affairs came out strongly against the dilution of Section 377.


The Union home ministry, however, denied that it had taken any position on homosexuality. In a statement, the ministry said: "After the judgment of the High Court, Delhi, decriminalizing homosexuality, was delivered, the matter was considered by the Cabinet. The decision of the Cabinet was that the Central government may not file an appeal against the judgment in the Supreme Court; however, if any other party to the case prefers an appeal, the Attorney General may be requested to assist the Supreme Court to examine the matter and to decide the legal questions involved. Home ministry conveyed this decision to the AG."




"The ministry has also not given any instruction apart from conveying the decision of the Cabinet," it said.






 
Indian home ministry disowns call for gay sex ban
AFP
Additional solicitor general PP Malhotra said he was representing the ministry when he urged the court to overturn a landmark 2009 ruling that decriminalised gay sex between adults in India. Gay sex "is highly immoral... against nature and spreads HIV ...
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AFP
Gay sex not moral, against social order: Home Ministry tells SC
IBNLive.com
New Delhi: The Union Home Ministry on Thursday opposed decriminalisation of gay sex in the country before the Supreme Court. "This is highly immoral and against the social order," the Ministry told the apex court. The Ministry said that India's moral ...
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IBNLive.com
India home ministry calls gay sex 'immoral'
BBC News
India's government has told the Supreme Court that homosexuality is immoral, "against nature and spreads HIV". The home ministry urged the court to reverse a 2009 landmark decision by the Delhi High Court which decriminalised gay sex.
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BBC News
Home Ministry tells Supreme Court that gay sex in India is immoral and against ...
Zee News
New Delhi: The Union Home Ministry on Thursday told the Supreme Court that it was opposed to the decriminalisation of gay sex. "This is highly immoral and against the social order," the Home Ministry told the apex court. It said that India``s moral and ...
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Confusion at India's Supreme Court over whether government wants homosexuality ...
Washington Post
NEW DELHI — A sensitive debate over gay sex in India was thrown into farcical confusion Thursday after a government lawyer urged the Supreme Court to ban it — only for the government to issue a contradictory statement hours later, saying it accepts a ...
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Centre tells Supreme Court gay sex immoral, calls for new ban
Times of India
NEW DELHI: The Centre on Thursday opposed dilution of Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) by Delhi high court, which decriminalised sexual acts, in private, between consenting adults and urged the Supreme Court to reverse the landmark ruling.
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Indian ministry calls for ban on 'immoral' gay sex
AsiaOne
NEW DELHI - India's home ministry urged the country's Supreme Court on Thursday to reverse a landmark decision decriminalising gay sex, saying homosexuality is immoral, "against nature and spreads HIV." The Supreme Court is hearing more than a dozen ...
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AsiaOne
Home Ministry denies taking stand on gay sex; refutes ASG's position
Daily News & Analysis
Place: New Delhi | Agency: PTI Shortly after a top law officer disapproved gay sex as highly "immoral" in the Supreme Court, the Home Ministry today said it has not taken any stand on the Delhi High Court order decriminalising homosexuality.
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Indian ministry denies calling for ban on gay sex
Channel News Asia
NEW DELHI: India's home ministry denied on Thursday that it had called for a new ban on gay sex and distanced itself from remarks about homosexuality made in the Supreme Court by a top government lawyer. Additional solicitor general PP Malhotra, ...
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Monday 13 February 2012

Eunuch menace in INDIA & indian Trains ???

In 10 months, RPF booked 9,367 for flouting rules

Data released by railway authorities shows that 9,367 persons were booked by Railway Protection Force (RPF) of Pune division under various clauses of Railway Act realising a total fine Rs 15,02,380 from April 2011-January 2012.
The railway authorities arrested 184 eunuchs and registered 1,092 cases against errant hawkers during the same period. RPF also extracted a fine of Rs 6,24,450 and Rs 77,850 from the hawkers and eunuchs respectively.
RPF has also booked 1,239 persons for entering reserved coaches and using seats reserved for physically challenged and has registered as many as 4,095 cases against the trespassers, collecting a fine of Rs 1,29,865 and Rs 3,97,550 respectively. 

“Eunuchs and unauthorised hawkers are major cause of trouble in the trains. We receive a lot of complaints of eunuchs harassing the passengers. To tackle this, we had started a drive against eunuchs and unauthorised hawkers. Our drive has been fairly successful so far,” said Ashok Singh, division security commandant. 

The RPF also filed 30 cases against those who were involved in pulling chain to halt trains without any justified reason. The railway has collected a fine of Rs 20,950 from such errant chain pullers. 

The RPF also recovered stolen passengers’ belongings worth Rs 3,34,800 by nabbing the thieves and rescued one women and ten minors including four boys and 10 girls.

Eunuch menace in Ahmedabad

After being harassed and traumatized by eunuchs 'extorting' money, a few citizens have approached the police to curb this menace.

On Thursday afternoon, a few eunuchs belonging to Sonia De's gang stormed into a posh locality of Ambawadi area, asking for money from the residents. According to Sunil Dadh, a resident of Anand Mangal-3 at Ambawadi, three eunuchs of the gang barged into his office located on the 10th floor of the building, asking for Rs1,000 from him. Dadh, a chartered accountant by profession, refused to pay them such a huge amount and asked them to settle for Rs100. 

Angered by his offer, three eunuchs, namely Pappi De, Saira De and Nafisa De started humiliating Dadh by undressing and cursing him in front of his staff. "They used abusive language and even threatened to ransack my office before leaving. Later, they went to the 9th floor to collect money from Asif Shaikh, who has his fashion studio in office no 902" said Dadh, who also alleged that these eunuchs come every week to collect money. 

At Shaikh's studio, the same story was repeated. "I have a 15-member staff. These rowdy eunuchs crossed all limits of decency and harassed me incessantly. They used words which cannot be uttered by civilized people," alleged Shaikh, who states that these eunuchs have accumulated massive money by such illegal extortions from the common man. Apart from Shaikh and Dadh, a few other office owners of the building, including one Yogen Parekh and Animesh too were harassed. 

When these victims approached the Ellisbridge police to lodge a compliant, the police officials declined to interfere. "Now we have given an application to them, after which, police called all the eunuchs to the police station," said Shaikh. 

Police officials took a written assurance from all the three eunuchs asking them not go to Anand Mangal-3 building again. "Eunuchs gave in writing that they will not come to our building again. But we want them to stop such illegal activities in the whole city," said Dadh, who heaved a huge sigh of relief.