Ep 3. Episode #1.3

In Delhi Crime season 1 episode 3, the Special Investigation Team (SIT) continues to gather evidence and piece together the events leading up to the brutal gang-rape that occurred on a bus in Delhi. The episode begins with the SIT questioning the bus driver, Ram Singh, who is the main suspect in the case.

Through their interrogation, the SIT discovers that Ram Singh owned the bus and that he had hired the other suspects to work for him. They also learn that one of the suspects is a minor and that the bus was frequently used to commit crimes. The SIT then takes Ram Singh and the other suspects into custody.

Meanwhile, Deputy Commissioner of Police Vartika Chaturvedi (played by Shefali Shah) receives news that the victim, known as Nirbhaya (which means "fearless" in Hindi), has been transferred to a hospital in Singapore for further treatment. She is determined to catch the perpetrators and bring them to justice.

As the investigation progresses, the SIT gets a break in the case when they find the victim's stolen mobile phone in the possession of one of the suspects. They also discover that the suspects had thrown the victim and her companion off the bus after the assault and that they had used a rod to inflict severe injuries on the victim.

In an emotional scene, Vartika visits Nirbhaya's family to update them on the investigation and to offer them her support. She promises them that she will do everything in her power to catch the rapists and bring them to justice.

The episode ends with the SIT working around the clock to gather evidence and build a case against the suspects. Vartika is determined to ensure that justice is served and that this horrific crime does not go unpunished.

Overall, Delhi Crime season 1 episode 3 is a gripping and emotional continuation of the series that explores the brutal nature of the crime and the determination of the investigators to bring the perpetrators to justice. The performances by the cast are outstanding, particularly Shefali Shah and Rajesh Tailang, who play the lead investigators. The episode also raises important questions about the treatment of women in India and the need for change to ensure that such crimes never happen again.