#ankitamurdercase

Mr. Karnwal was charged by the Raiwala Police Station in Dehradun, Uttarakhand, with promoting hostility and violence in the community as well as insulting the woman. In a now-deleted Facebook post, he claimed that Ankita's father was the "biggest perpetrator" in her death because he "put raw milk before the hungry male cats." "I avoided any candle marches or market closures." The worst offenders who feed raw milk to hungry cats are the father and brother of a 19-year-old girl who eats her money, whose daughter and sister work at a resort where there is open immorality, and the girl whose family is informed about the scandal by a Jammu-based acquaintance." Mr. Karnwal's post was in Hindi.

Rahul mentioned the murder case to Congress workers in Pandikkad, Malappuram, during his Bharat Jodo Yatra. "We have the best example in the country of how the BJP and RSS treat women," Rahul remarked, referring to the death of the resort receptionist. "A country that does not respect its women will never succeed." A country that does not know how to empower its women will fail. A country that views its women as second-class citizens will fail." "The BJP and RSS ideologies regard women as objects and second-class citizens," he remarked. Consider this: the hotel is owned by a BJP official, and his son is pressuring a woman to become a prostitute. "I will not become a prostitute," she said on WhatsApp. They offered her between Rs 10,000 and Rs 15,000 to become a prostitute, and she was found dead in a lake when she refused. "In India, the BJP handles women in this way," he went on to say.

Rishita, who worked as a receptionist while her husband, Vivek, worked as a housekeeper, claimed that the resort administration provided illicit alcohol, ganja (cannabis), and other substances to guests, as well as girls. Rishita was employed there till two months ago. They had gone once Ankita joined in August. "I had the impression they wanted me to get involved as well," Rishita explained. They might malign me and mistreat me. Her husband, Vivek, stated that after objecting, he was "overwhelmed and blackmailed over some theft allegations." He alleged that the local patwari, an administrative officer in charge of keeping law and order in rural areas, had worked with the shop owner to "not only hit me but emotionally torture me as well."