Photos and video scandal Pinky Pramanik champion Athletics Indian raping a colleague Acharya Anamika 2012

Photos and video scandal Pinky Pramanik champion Athletics Indian raping a colleague Acharya Anamika 2012
Photos and video scandal Pinky Pramanik champion Athletics Indian raping a colleague Acharya Anamika 2012


Police announced the state of West Bengal, India that they arrested the champion Athletics Indian Pinky Pramanik, and winning the gold medal for the 400 meters relay at the Asian Games, which took place in the Qatari capital Doha in 2006; and against the backdrop of charges that it is of the opposite sex, not to mention allegations of rape.

The Rajiv Kumar, a police official in the "Bidhanagar" in North Bengal that the police proceeded to arrest runner Pinky Pramanik, after a complaint against her partner, who lives with her Tha accused of rape, which claims to be a man in a matter of fact.

Kumar added that the court has decided to hold Pramanik until the twenty-ninth of the month of June now, and ordered a forensic medical examination to ascertain the identity of nationality.

The Kumar that the police have got the authorization of an examination of the plaintiff in respect of sex, although it refuses to be tested, after undergoing a medical examination given special status proved it man, but refused to go for another test, where according to Pramanik, according to the report published by The Times of India they may subjected to many tests during her career, she wondered why they should agree to further tests silly? As she put it.

Indian law and punishable by imprisonment for three years on charges of fraud, the crime of rape punishable by imprisonment for seven years, and statistics indicate that there are about a million people in India belonging to the "third sex" as they know the Asian country.

And return the runner Pramanik to mind memories of fellow Sanci Saundarajan which was stripped of silver medal in the 800 meters won by during the Asian Games in Doha in 2006, after the results of tests to determine sex, and revives also memories of the uncertainties that revolved around sex sprinter South African Custer Simnea year 2009, before he gives her the green light to compete with a female in the following year.