This should not surprise anyone, women pretend to be different from men, but are they in reality? Well you be the judge. But that said, when it comes to suiting there situation they are women at that point, example when they need to screw innocent men with 498a, etc. This type of women should be sent to Afganistan to be treated by the Taliban, they can fix her problem once in for all.
Mar 5, 2010
CHANDIGARH: For the first time in the history of the Indian Army, a retired woman officer was on Thursday sentenced to one year rigorous imprisonment and stripped off her military honours by a general court martial that held her guilty of corruption.
Major Dimple Singla, 37, had retired in 2007 after completing a 10-year short service stint. As a judge advocate general branch officer in Army, she was on trial for accepting Rs 10,000 for favouring an accused during his GCM in 2004.
In another case, she was accused of violating good order and discipline under the Army Act when she suggested the name of a defence lawyer to the accused Havildar Chandran, who was facing a GCM in Dehradun in 2006. In the same case, she was accused of improperly visiting one Captain Kumud Maini, who was a defence officer in Chandran's case, asking him not to divulge any information to the press regarding the GCM.
During the course of her court martial, Singla was arrested on February 1 this year by Army authorities as she was not attending the GCM proceedings. She was later released on the orders of Armed Forces Tribunal.
Immediately after the verdict by the GCM, presided over by Col Sanjeev Jose at K area of Western Command,
Chandigarh, Singla was taken into custody by Army authorities. GCM proceedings, which continued for around two years and 11 months, have relied upon the evidence provided by prosecution witnesses. Court also observed the deposition of defence witnesses was inconsistent and unreliable.
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