On May 10, a silent march took place in Pune, India, to demand justice for a four-year-old girl who was raped and murdered in Nasrapur village. The march, which started from Balgandharv Chowk and concluded at the Swatantryaveer Savarkar Statue, saw participation from the girl's family and many community members. Protesters carried black banners calling for the death penalty for the accused, a 65-year-old laborer with a criminal history. The girl's father expressed his grief and called for unity to prevent such heinous acts, stating, 'I am here not only for my daughter, but also as a father speaking for victims in similar cases in the past.' The incident, which occurred on May 1 in Bhor tehsil, has led to widespread outrage across the country. The accused remains in police custody, with a court extending his custody until May 12 for further investigation.