Girl gang raped, three held in Ranchi
The Hindu
Three arrested for raping girl in Ranchi; accused admitted crime, victim knew one accused, incident in hilly area.
Three persons have been arrested for allegedly raping a girl in Jharkhand's Ranchi district, police said on Tuesday (April 29, 2025).
The incident took place a few days back under the Namkum police station area, but the father of the victim lodged an FIR on Sunday (April 27, 2025).
"Based on the complaint, a team was set up and all three accused involved in the crime were arrested. They admitted their crime," Ranchi Superintendent of Police (Rural) Sumit Kumar Agarwal said.
The accused were identified as Jagdish Swansi (20), Vishnu Munda (18) and Deepak Munda (19), according to a police statement.
Mr. Vishnu knew the victim and they were in touch on social media, Mr. Agarwal said.
As per the complaint, the girl was taken by Mr. Vishnu to a hilly area while she was returning from a market.
Mr. Vishnu's two associates were already present in the area. Then, all three accused committed the crime, he said.
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