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A boy and a girl were stopped by the police on the road without driving license .The boy was told to bring the license and the girl was asked to come to the police station. The girl was taken to an isolated place where she was raped. Most of us don't know the LAW which clearly states that- btwn 6 pm-6 am, a woman has RIGHT to refuse to go to the police station EVEN IF THERE IS AN ARREST WARRANT. So its a humble request to please forward this to all the girls you know to make them aware, even to boys who care for their sister, friends.

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