A convicted rapist with a history of abducting and assaulting women at knifepoint could walk free as soon as next month — but the justice system is facing backlash over a secret parole hearing. Sunny Islam, sentenced in 2012 to 11 years for crimes including attacking a teenage girl, claims his mental health would be compromised by public scrutiny. His legal team argued that anxiety and sleeplessness from media attention could undermine his testimony — despite no medical proof. A victim who demanded transparency had her request denied, sparking outrage over the public’s right to know. With police suspecting more victims remain silent, the case raises urgent questions about accountability, fairness, and whether justice can truly be served behind closed doors.
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