RS chair extends time for discussion on Delhi rape

December 18, 2012 13:06

Home minister Sushilkumar Shinde gauging the mood of the house says he will answer the questions on what action will be taken on the Delhi rape case, but is willing to hear what other colleagues have to say on the matter. The chair allows the discussion to continue. Najma Heptullah also calls for the death penalty for rapists.

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