The young girl brutally raped in Delhi is died after two weeks suffering

The Indian young student of 23 who was raped two weeks ago on a bus, in a wealthy area of New Delhi, finally failed to survive the sav...

The Indian young student of 23 who was raped two weeks ago on a bus, in a wealthy area of New Delhi, finally failed to survive the savage aggression, medical sources at Mount Elizabeth Hospital in Singapore. Signs woman's life was gradually deteriorating, said DR. Kelvin Loh, executive director of the medical center. "His health is taking a turn for the worse. Their medical parameters are failing with signs of serious crisis in their bodies," said the doctor in his part of Friday. Authorities maintained strict secrecy in the name of the rape victim but protesters call Damini, which means "lightning" in the local language. His injuries were so severe he spent days in intensive care, fighting for her life, after the December 16 attack. During a meeting with reporters today Minister of Foreign Affairs, Salman Khurshid, revealed that initially the doctors who treated the girl at Safdarjung Hospital said he never saw a body so cruelly punished. Atrocious the case has taken a political hue. Sonia Gandhi, president of Partito of Congress, called for "swift action of justice." savage attack on The Young caused many mass protests through India, in which they claimed that put the death penalty for crimes of rape. The police tried to control the protesters with water pressure and Premier Manmohan Singh, had to call for calm, for the escalation of tension. 's government is considering raising the penalties for those convicted of crimes sex and also promises to create a database where details and clarifications incorporated convicted of rape or rapes. Gandhi, meanwhile, has been hard on the police and criticized his "incompetence" in the actions of such crimes. Cases of rape have increased dramatically over the previous 40 years, from 2487 in 1971 to 24,206 in 2011, giving to official figures. New Delhi reported 572 violations last year and 600 in 2012.