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Samajwadi Party workers on Tuesday lit candles and lamps in Lucknow and other districts of Uttar Pradesh in memory of the woman from Hathras who died last year after allegedly being gang-raped.
Party said lamps were lit at the party offices throughout the state to mark the 'Hathras kee Beti kaa Smriti Divas'.
A two-minute silence was also observed in memory of the woman.
SP chief Akhilesh Yadav too paid tribute to the woman by lighting two candles.
The 19-year-old woman was allegedly raped by four men at a village in Hathras on September 14 last year.
After her condition deteriorated, she was referred to Delhi's Safdarjung Hospital where she breathed her last a fortnight after the incident.

SP workers light lamps across UP in memory of Hathras gangrape victim 

SP chief Akhilesh Yadav leads party's tribute to Hathras gangrape victim, candles lit across UP in her memory

SP pays tribute to Hathras gangrape victim 

SP pays&nbsp;tribute to Hathras&nbsp;gangrape&nbsp;victim&nbsp;
Candles, lamps lit across UP in victim's memory
Akhilesh&nbsp;lights candle in memory of Hathras&nbsp;ki beti
SP marks 'Hathras kee Beti kaa Smriti Divas'

Samajwadi Party said lamps were lit at the party offices throughout the state to mark the 'Hathras kee Beti kaa Smriti Divas'.
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Samajwadi Party workers on Tuesday lit candles and lamps in Lucknow and other districts of Uttar Pradesh in memory of the woman from Hathras who died last year after allegedly being gang-raped.
Party said lamps were lit at the party offices throughout the state to mark the 'Hathras kee Beti kaa Smriti Divas'.
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A two-minute silence was also observed in memory of the woman.
SP chief Akhilesh Yadav too paid tribute to the woman by lighting two candles.
The 19-year-old woman was allegedly raped by four men at a village in Hathras on September 14 last year.
After her condition deteriorated, she was referred to Delhi's Safdarjung Hospital where she breathed her last a fortnight after the incident.

The Supreme Court on Monday granted five-day interim bail to journalist Siddique Kappan to visit only his ailing mother in Kerala. CJI SA Bobde directed the UP police to take Kappan to his mother's house in Kerala, guard the house and not remain present when he meets his ailing mother. Supreme Court in its order restrained Siddique Kappan from giving any interview to media, and ordered that he shall not meet the public except relatives, doctors and close family members.&nbsp;Kappan, a freelance journalist, was arrested by the UP police on October 5 for alleged criminal conspiracy to create societal unrest in the wake of Hathras gangrape and murder. He has since been lodged at a jail in Mathura.

SC gives 5-day bail to Siddique Kappan jailed in UP to visit his ailing mother

The Supreme Court on Monday granted five-day interim bail to journalist Siddique Kappan to visit only his ailing mother in Kerala.

The Supreme Court on Monday granted five-day interim bail to journalist Siddique Kappan to visit only his ailing mother in Kerala. CJI SA Bobde directed the UP police to take Kappan to his mother's house in Kerala, guard the house and not remain present when he meets his ailing mother. Supreme Court in its order restrained Siddique Kappan from giving any interview to media.&nbsp;Kappan, a freelance journalist, was arrested by the UP police on October 5 for alleged criminal conspiracy to create societal unrest in the wake of Hathras gangrape and murder. He has since been lodged at a jail in Mathura.

The Supreme Court on Monday granted five-day interim bail to journalist Siddique Kappan to visit only his ailing mother in Kerala. CJI SA Bobde directed the UP police to take Kappan to his mother's house in Kerala, guard the house and not remain present when he meets his ailing mother. Supreme Court in its order restrained Siddique Kappan from giving any interview to media, and ordered that he shall not meet the public except relatives, doctors and close family members.&nbsp;Kappan, a freelance journalist, was arrested by the UP police on October 5 for alleged criminal conspiracy to create societal unrest in the wake of Hathras gangrape and murder. He has since been lodged at a jail in Mathura.

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