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Kolkata Rape-Murder Case: Shabana Azmi, Taapsee Pannu, and Tanushree Dutta Speak Out Against ‘Grim Crime’: Concern Over Legal Accountability | EXCLUSIVE

Bollywood figures have expressed strong reactions to the recent tragic rape and murder of a trainee doctor in Kolkata. The incident, which occurred on the night of August 14-15, has sparked a nationwide call for justice and severe penalties for those responsible.

Here’s how some prominent actresses have responded:

Shabana Azmi: She described the crime as “brutal” and stressed that the perpetrators must face severe punishment. Azmi criticized the increasing frequency of such crimes and the message they send about women’s safety. She emphasized the need for effective punishment and expressed concern over the low conviction rates for rape cases.

Taapsee Pannu: Pannu lamented that such incidents have become a grim part of daily life. She pointed out the recurring nature of these crimes and the devastating impact they have, regardless of whether they involve a single perpetrator or multiple individuals. Pannu criticized the lack of effective measures to address these crimes and highlighted the pervasive sense of insecurity among women.

Tanushree Dutta: Dutta expressed frustration over the apparent lack of legal consequences for offenders in India. She noted that despite public outrage and protests, systemic issues in law enforcement and the judiciary often result in little change. Dutta reflected on her own experience with the #MeToo movement, citing a lack of genuine action from authorities. She called for harsher public punishment to deter future crimes and questioned the effectiveness of justice for the less privileged in India.

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