Author dedicates her book to rape victim
Tribune News Service
Amritsar, November 7
Pained with the tragic 2012 Delhi rape case, a city resident, Palak Kundra, has penned down a Hindi book, ‘Bleeding Queens’. The book has been dedicated to the brave rape victim.
It is a story of a young girl based in Delhi, Daljit Kaur, who aspires to be a actor like Deepika Padukone.
The story is about changes in her life post the horrific incident and how she gets justice in the long run with the support of her family members, especially her brother Karanveer. Deepak Babbar, from ‘Mission Aagaaz’, district librarian Prabhjot Kaur and Swaraj Grover were among those others who were present during the book release.
The book has been promoted by the Jan Kalyan Society.
Talking about the book, Palak said: “It took me a long time to come up with this novel. The entire book has been inspired from the Delhi rape incident. The idea is to tell people how such things are to be dealt in the long run. This is an inspiring story and no one gets killed in it.”
