Kangana Ranaut demands 'Hyderabad rape case' like emotional justice for Hathras incident, Richa says 'we hate women'

The gruesome gangrape and murder case had sparked nation-wide protests as the people came out to the streets to demand justice for the victim.

 Though police claimed they had shot at the accused while they were trying to escape, several people of the country including politicians celebrated it as the administration's instant justice to the victim.

Kangana tweeted: " I have immense faith in @myogiadityanath ji, just how Priyanka Reddy rapists were shot dead on the very spot they raped and burnt her alive we want the same emotional, instinctive and impulsive justice for #HathrasHorror #HathrasHorrorShocksIndia."

In her strong reaction, actress Richa Chadha said: "We hate women.We don’t allow them to be born, if they do manage to live,it’s a battle to live with dignity.We hate women as little girls,we hate them as movie stars.Comments under this tweet will prove how much we hate women. No country that hates women will ever be at peace."

Actress Swara Bhasker demanded UP CM Yogi Adityanath's resignation and tweeted: "It’s time. @myogiadityanath  should RESIGN. Under him utter breakdown of law & order in UP. His policies have created caste strife, fake encounters, gang wars & there is a RAPE EPIDEMIC in Uttar Pradesh. #Hathras case is only one example. #YogiMustResign #PresidentRuleInUP."

Amid the widespread outrage over the fatal rape of a 19-year old girl in Uttar Pradesh's Hathras, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Wednesday constituted a Special Investigation Team (SIT) to probe into the heinous crime and also ordered a trial against the accused in a fast-track court.

The victim died at Delhi's Safdarjung Hospital two weeks after she was gangraped by four men in her village.

The girl was left paralysed with a spinal cord injury by the accused while her tongue was found cut.

The incident has sparked outrage with people demanding justice for the girl while politicians have targeted Adityanath for the alleged deteriorating law and order situation in his state.