Hyderabad teen gang-rape: Fifth accused still at large
India Today
9 days on, the fifth accused in the Hyderabad teen gang-rape case is still on the run.
More than a week after the registration of an FIR in the Hyderabad minor gang-rape case, police have not been able to nab the fifth accused.
“On May 31 when the FIR was registered, the fifth accused, the 18-year-old nephew of a local MLA, Umair, along with his family, had left for Ooty on a vacation. We sent a team via air, but by the time it reached the location, they had left for Hyderabad. The distance between our team and their vehicle was only 25 km,” said a top officer privy to the investigation.
“We took the help of Karnataka and Andhra Police but could not succeed,’’ the officer said.
However, the officer said he would get caught soon as the police had specific leads.
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