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It was all so unsettling that a name that went relatively unnoticed was another woman вЂ“ DCP Chhaya Sharma, the inspector who led the case along with her 41-member team of police officers who investigated the case. There were endless debates on what happened, what couldвЂ™ve, shouldвЂ™ve happened instead, how unsafe the city вЂ“ the country was becoming for women вЂ“ and so much more.

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It remains extremely close to a lot of hearts not just because of the hideousness of the crime that took place, but also because of the sheer injustice that happened to an innocent 23-year old whose only вЂfaultвЂ™ was to board a bus full of heartless hooligans. Plot: We have all read the story of Jyoti Singh. Does it live up to its potential without over-dramatising a sensitive topic though? Read on to know. What Netflix IndiaвЂ™s latest seven-episode crime-drama Delhi Crime attempts to do, is to show a lesser-known point of view on the much-reported case вЂ“ from the eyes of the police. This is about the Nirbhaya case that sent chills down several spines in 2012. The girl was gang-raped, but the only thing going on her mind is вЂњ Papa ko mat batana (DonвЂ™t tell my father).вЂќ The scene instantly gets to you, as you realise where the story is heading, what it is all about. What they see, shocks them вЂ“ just the way the horrific incident shocked one and all across the country, and perhaps, as the narrator suggested, the world. The scene instantly shifts to the city, this time from a zoomed-in police vanвЂ™s angle, where the officers see a crowd gathered in the streets at dawn.

Sombre music plays in the background as a zoomed-out view of the capital city of Delhi is shown on camera, lit up by several lights at night. It was a crime that took the city to the brink,вЂќ says the narrator.

For a moment, the eyes of the entire world turned to Delhi. вЂњвЂ¦But once something happened which made it stop.

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