A shocking turn of events in the Badlapur rape case as the accused, Akshay Shinde, dies in police custody after grabbing an officer's weapon and opening fire.
Badlapur Rape CaseMaharashtra GovernmentSitPocso ActBombay High CourtReal Estate MaharashtraSep 23, 2024

The Badlapur rape case refers to the incident where two minor girls, aged four and five, were sexually abused by Akshay Shinde, a cleaner at their school, in August.
Akshay Shinde is the accused in the Badlapur rape case. He was a cleaner at the school where the incident occurred.
Akshay Shinde died in police custody after firing at the cops while being transported from Taloja jail to Badlapur for investigation.
The SIT (Special Investigation Team) is a team created by the Maharashtra government to take over the investigation of the Badlapur rape case. The SIT is currently investigating the case and ensuring that justice is served.
The POCSO Act (Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act) is a law that aims to protect children from sexual abuse. In the Badlapur rape case, a case has been filed against the school chairman and secretary under the POCSO Act for failing to report the incident to the police right away and for negligence.

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