7 youth held for gang rape of four girls in Tripura
The Hindu
Accused, who are known to the victims, lured them for a meeting
Seven youth have been arrested for allegedly gang raping four tribal girls aged between 14 and 16 in west Tripura. A medical examination has confirmed the incident. The crime occurred deep inside a rubber plantation under the Srinagar police station area on Saturday, police said on Monday. They said the accused were known to the girls who were lured them for a meeting at the plantation site. The police swung into action after the parents of the girls registered a complaint under the POCSO Act.
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