Delhi rape victim 'fighting for life' in Singapore 28 December 2012 Last updated at 05:53 A female student gang-raped on a bus in India's capital Delhi is "fighting for her life" at a Singapore hospital, doctors say. The 23-year-old victim - who remains on life support - has suffered "significant brain injury." She arrived in Singapore on Thursday after undergoing three operations in a Delhi hospital. The attack earlier this month triggered violent public protests that left one police officer dead. The victim, who may require an organ transplant, has been admitted to Singapore's Mount Elizabeth Hospital. "The patient is currently struggling against the odds, and fighting for her life," Kelvin Loh, chief executive officer of Mount Elizabeth Hospital, was quoted as saying in a statement by the AFP news agency. Our medical team's investigations upon her arrival at the hospital yesterday showed that in addition to her prior cardiac arrest, she also had infection of her lungs and abdomen, as well as significant brain injury. Dr Loh said that multi-disciplinary team of specialists has been "working tirelessly to treat her since her arrival, and is doing everything possible to stabilise her condition over the next few days." The woman's family has accompanied her to Singapore. Public anger India's Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde said in a statement said the government had decided to send the victim overseas on the recommendation of her doctors. "Despite the best efforts of our doctors, the victim continues to be critical and her fluctuating health remains a big cause of concern to all of us," he said. The government has tried to halt rising public anger by announcing a series of measures intended to make Delhi safer for women. The government has also said that it will post the photos, names and addresses of convicted rapists on official websites to shame them. It has set up two committees - one looking into speeding up trials of cases involving sexual assaults on women, and the other to examine the lapses that might have led to the incident in Delhi.