Woman gang-raped in Noida was accompanied by a friend who fled the spot after altercation with accused: Police
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In a new turn of events in the Noida gangrape case, it has now come to light that the victim was not alone but was accompanied by her friend who allegedly fled after an altercation with the accused.
In a new turn of events in the Noida gangrape case, it has now come to light that the victim was not alone, as she had claimed earlier, but was accompanied by her friend who allegedly fled after an altercation with the accused.
DCP Central Noida said, "On July 21, a girl informed us that while returning home from work, she was sitting alone for some time in a park where two boys came and they asked the girl's caste. After that, they snatched her mobile phone was snatched and went on to commit the vile deed."
In this case, the police immediately registered a case and the girl's medical examination was conducted. No injury has been found to have occurred in the medical, as per the report.
"In the course of investigation, it was found that the girl was not alone in the park as she had said in the complaint. The girl was accompanied by her friend Pawan Yadav. She was sitting with him, during that time two boys came and had an argument with them, after which this incident happened. The girl's friend Pawan had run away from there. We have taken the girl's friend Pawan into custody," said DCP Central Noida.
A woman was allegedly gang-raped by two men after being served intoxicants in water in Sector 113 in Noida. The victim in her complaint stated that the two accused made her drink water laced with sedatives and gang-raped her.
The accused also filmed the crime and threatened to leak the obscene video on social media if she disclosed the matter to anyone. Tired of the blackmailing, the woman informed her family, following which they approached the police.
Based on the complaint filed by the victim, the police had registered a case in the matter. A manhunt has been launched to trace the accused who are absconding. The accused are said to be siblings.
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