Indian court hands death penalty to 3 for tourist rape, murder near Unesco heritage site
An Indian court sentenced three men to death for the rape and murder of tourists near the Hampi UNESCO World Heritage site in southern India. The incident occurred last year when the men attacked a group of five people, including an Israeli tourist, an American man, and their homestay host, while they were stargazing.

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AI-generatedAn Indian court sentenced three men to death for the rape and murder of tourists near the Hampi UNESCO World Heritage site in southern India. The incident occurred last year when the men attacked a group of five people, including an Israeli tourist, an American man, and their homestay host, while they were stargazing. The three men raped the Israeli tourist and her host, and pushed the three men in the group into a canal. One of the men, an Indian national from Odisha state, was found dead the next day. The area, known for its rocky terrain and temple ruins, is a popular tourist destination.
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5 extractedOne of the men pushed into the canal, an Indian man from Odisha, was found dead.
The attack occurred in the area of Hampi.
The men were convicted of killing a man near a Unesco World Heritage site.
The men were convicted of raping an Israeli tourist and another woman.
An Indian court has issued death sentences against three men.