We have seen the BBC documentary and the most important thing that you need to know about it is -- you need to see it. The content does not incite. It serves as a mirror as well as a looking glass. To see in great detail what entailed on the night of December 16, 2012. To understand what it means for you as an individual and for the country as a collective. We implore you to see it and decide for yourself how you feel about it. The government cannot take this decision for you. we have seen the BBC documentary

Mukesh Singh's statements made news in the last three days. He is remorseless and narrates the details of the night like an event witnessed. He insists that he drove the bus and did not participate in other 'bad activities' that night. They, the six of them, got drunk and decided to party and soon after picked up Jyoti and her friend in their bus. He remains devoid of any emotion - neither arrogant, nor repentant.

"I can't say why it happened" Mukesh says referring to the rape and murder

"I knew nothing about her", he says and adds he got to know that she was studying to be a doctor from news reports.