Jyoti Singh, a physiotherapy understudy, was assaulted and left for dead by a group of five men and a young person on a transport in New Delhi in December 2012.
"The audit request of all the three convicts has been rejected," AP Singh, a legal advisor for the respondents, told correspondents.
The 23-year-old lady, on course to be the primary expert in the family, was returning home from the silver screen with a male companion.
The six posse assaulted and tormented her with an iron bar as the transport drove circles through the Indian capital.
Singh was dumped in the city 45 minutes after the fact with terrible inner wounds and passed on 13 days after the fact in a Singapore healing facility.
The fierceness of the assault, and her assurance to survive sufficiently long to recognize her assailants to police activated irate exhibitions by a huge number of individuals in Delhi and across the country.
The case likewise puts the treatment of ladies on the planet's biggest majority rules system in the worldwide spotlight and prompted a solidifying of sentences for sex violations.
Four of the men were sentenced in September 2013 for the kill, posse assault, robbery, scheme and "unnatural acts" following a seven-month preliminary in a most optimized plan of attack court.
Just three of them were associated with the interest dismissed on Monday.
A fifth man, the speculated instigator, was discovered dead in prison in a presumed suicide, while a 17-year-old was condemned to three years in a confinement focus and has since been discharged.
Condemning the four out of 2013, Judge Yogesh Khanna said the case fell into the "rarest of uncommon class" which legitimizes the death penalty in India.
Yet, the four men have kept up blamelessness and have propelled rehashed claims against their conviction.
After Monday's unsuccessful interest, the convicts can in any case document a remedial request the last legitimate test to frustrate their hanging and furthermore look for an exculpate from the president.
Following the 2012 case and ensuing dissents, some of which were rough, there were requests to redesign the laws on rapes.
A board depended with looking into the enactment of rejected open interests for capital punishment for assault yet supported the correctional facility terms to 20 years.
Be that as it may, the administration at that point clasped under open weight and endorsed the death penalty for rehash guilty parties.
40,000 assaults
There were somewhere in the range of 40,000 assaults announced in India in 2016, as indicated by the latest authority figures accessible.
Be that as it may, activists say this is only a hint of a greater challenge the same number of casualties are hesitant to report the violations because of dangers by culprits or the social shame appended to rapes.
In excess of 1,300 individuals have been condemned to death in the previous decade, and India positions tenth all inclusive in the number of sentences passed on.
In excess of 370 convicts were waiting for capital punishment as on December 2017, the last authority tally, down from 399 the earlier year.
In any case, numerous were saved the noose by higher courts on claims, including 35 who were cleared inside and out.
Out of the 371 death row convicts in 2017, 43 were granted the discipline for wrongdoings including deadly rapes.
Be that as it may, India barely completes any hangings.
Only four convicts have been executed over the most recent 25 years, including Dhananjoy Chatterjee for the assault and murder of a 14-year-old young lady. He was hanged in 2004.
Three different hangings-in 2010, 2011 and 2015 - were of convicts confronting psychological oppression charges.
These included Pakistan national Ajmal Kasab, discovered liable for assaults in the Indian city of Mumbai in 2008 that left in excess of 160 dead.
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