British woman gang-raped in Delhi hotel, two arrested
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British woman gang-raped by two men in Delhi hotel, arrests made, victim befriended one accused on social media.
A British woman was allegedly gang-raped by two men at a hotel in Delhi's Mahipalpur area. Both men were arrested, an official said on Thursday (March 13, 2025).
The British national was befriended by one of the accused on a social media platform. The woman had travelled from the United Kingdom to Delhi to meet him, the official said.
Further details are awaited, he said.
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