Temple Visit, Fake Cops, Threats with Knife and Gun: Shocking Details in Kalkaji Gangrape Case
Police said three men posed as officers and assaulted a 17-year-old girl, while investigators search CCTV and witnesses and have filed POCSO charges.
- A 17-year-old girl was allegedly gang-raped by three men posing as Police personnel at a park near Kalkaji Mandir in New Delhi on Monday, according to Police.
- Following prayers at the temple, the teenagers went to a nearby park around 7.30 pm, where three men aged between 25 and 30 approached them and threatened the pair before the assault.
- Police received a PCR call at 8.45 pm regarding the assault, after which the victim was taken for medical examination and a case was registered under the POCSO Act.
- Investigators are scanning CCTV footage at the park and surrounding areas near the ISKCON Temple to identify the perpetrators and verify the sequence of events.
- Efforts to identify and apprehend the three suspects remain underway, with further legal action proceeding based on the victim's statement to investigators.
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Minor girl allegedly gang-raped near Delhi’s Kalkaji Temple; one accused held after brief exchange of fire
One of the accused was apprehended after a brief exchange of fire with police, Delhi Police officials said. Further details regarding the encounter and the identity of the accused are awaited.
A 17-year-old girl was gang-raped near the Kalkaji Temple in Delhi. Three young men allegedly threatened the girl by posing as policemen. Police have arrested one of the accused, while the remaining suspects are being searched for.
3 pose as cops, gang-rape Delhi teen near Kalkaji Mandir
A 17-year-old girl was allegedly gang-raped by three men posing as police officers. The incident occurred in a park near Kalkaji Mandir after the girl and her friend visited the temple. Police received a PCR call and reached the spot, taking the girl for medical examination. Authorities are scanning CCTV footage and gathering information to identify the accused.
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