Nadia rape case: India Today visits crime spot, here's what likely happened
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India Today did a deep dive into the Nadia rape case. The team visited the crime spots to connect the dots and understand what likely happened on the fateful evening.
India Today digs deep into the alleged gang rape and murder case of a minor girl in West Bengal's Nadia. The team visited all spots related to the crime, trying to connect the dots to understand what could have happened to the minor on the fateful evening.
According to the parents of the 14-year-old, she had gone to attend the birthday party of a local TMC leader's son. There she was allegedly gang raped.
The India Today team travelled the road from the victim's house to Brojo Goali's place in the next village.
There are two roads leading to the place of crime. One of the roads is nearest to the market place of the village and is at a distance of four kilometers. The second road, which is the shortest, is three kilometers.
According to the victim's father, she left home at 4pm but it is not clear which road she took to reach the crime spot.
According to the case diary, she was allegedly gang-raped at the TMC leader's son's house. The TMC leader's house is made of tin. The prime accused told the investigators in which room the alleged gang-rape took place. The investigative agency collected the samples.
The victim took the second road while returning, which is the shortest route to her village.
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