India Rape Festival

While stories about haunted Villa Nabila spreading around the social media in Malaysia, i have another stories about rape festival which i have read from this website. 

Based on the the website, 

Men in India are already beginning to celebrate as the annual Assam Rape Festival is just days away. Every non-married girl age 7-16 will have the chance to flee to safety or get raped.

 “This is a long time tradition in Assam dating back thousands of years,” says Ahluwalia. “We rape the evil demons out of the girls, otherwise they will cheat on us and we will be forced to kill them. So it is necessary for everyone.”

The Assam Festival began in 43 BC when Baalkrishan Tamil Nadu raped everyone in his village of Doomdooma. Baalkrishan Tamil Nadu is remembered every year at this event, in fact the trophy given to the man with the most rapes is called “The Baalkrishan”.

24-year-old Harikrishna Majumdar told reporters that he has been training all year for this event. “I’m going to get the most rapes this year. I’ve been practicing all year. I rape my sister and her friends every day. I will be rape superstar number one! I will get the Baalkrishan prize this year for sure!”

12-year-old Jaitashri Majumdar told reporters she almost made it through last year’s festival without getting raped. “I came so close to not getting raped. I almost got to the ‘rape-free-zone’ at the edge of town, but at the last minute 9 men jumped on me and raped me. Luckily I am just recovering now so I can participate in this year’s events, otherwise I would be put to death by stoning.”

Seriously? Raping festival.

However, based on The Times of India:

The Assamese community in Bangalore has taken strong exception to a website article on a "rape festival in Assam". The community has sent a petition to the department of cyber crime and the ministry of information and broadcasting to ban access to the US websitein India.

The website, National Report, posted the report headlined 'The Assam Rape Festival In India Begins This Week' on November 3. Though the article was a spoof, the website nowhere mentions it publishes fake news.

The Assamese community is one of the largest from the northeastern states in Bangalore. Their population is around 1.5-2 lakh, the association claims. "I got several calls from people after the article went viral. I can explain it to one caller, but how can we tell the whole world the news is fake? It has brought so much shame on us," said association general secretary Dipankar Kalita.