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A woman was allegedly gang raped and burnt alive in Etah of Uttar Pradesh late on Sunday night. The family of the victim, who was in her thirties, claimed that she was raped by five men but no case has been registered yet. The victim was taken to the Etah district hospital where she was declared brought dead.
This is the third rape case reported in UP in three days.
In UP 13-year-old resists rape, eye gouged out
In yet another blot on UP's law and order report card, two youth on Saturday gouged out an eye of a 13-year-old girl in Kannauj when they failed to rape her. When the girl's parents went to the local police station to lodge a complaint, they were turned away. Reports said Preeti (name changed) had gone out for some work in her Gadwa Buzurg Village on Saturday evening when two local youth, Dilip Nonia and Niranjan Yadav, got hold of her at a secluded place and tried to sexually assault her.
When the girl raised an alarm, the duo attacked her with knives, piercing her left eye and injuring the other, said Kannauj police chief Rajendra Singh. Preeti has lost her left eye and the right one is also considerably damaged. Dr Awdhesh Pratap of Vinod Dixit Eye Hospital in Kannauj, who examined the victim said: "The left eye is damaged irreversibly. In the right, there are only 10% chances of recovery."
Preeti has been sent to Kanpur for further treatment. The two accused are from her own village. One of them, Niranjan Yadav, has been arrested. The victim's family later alleged the police were not ready to record the girl's statement. The police chief later said that two police personnel, sub-inspector Shiv Shanker Singh and constable Fakhruddin, were suspended for laxity. The two neither informed the senior officers nor carried out standard procedure, he said.
This was just one of the many incidents of crime against women reported in the past 24 hours as UP Police appeared to be on weekend holiday.
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A woman was allegedly gang raped and burnt alive in Etah of Uttar Pradesh late on Sunday night. The family of the victim, who was in her thirties, claimed that she was raped by five men but no case has been registered yet. The victim was taken to the Etah district hospital where she was declared brought dead.This is the third rape case reported in UP in three days.
In UP 13-year-old resists rape, eye gouged out
In yet another blot on UP's law and order report card, two youth on Saturday gouged out an eye of a 13-year-old girl in Kannauj when they failed to rape her. When the girl's parents went to the local police station to lodge a complaint, they were turned away. Reports said Preeti (name changed) had gone out for some work in her Gadwa Buzurg Village on Saturday evening when two local youth, Dilip Nonia and Niranjan Yadav, got hold of her at a secluded place and tried to sexually assault her.
When the girl raised an alarm, the duo attacked her with knives, piercing her left eye and injuring the other, said Kannauj police chief Rajendra Singh. Preeti has lost her left eye and the right one is also considerably damaged. Dr Awdhesh Pratap of Vinod Dixit Eye Hospital in Kannauj, who examined the victim said: "The left eye is damaged irreversibly. In the right, there are only 10% chances of recovery."
Preeti has been sent to Kanpur for further treatment. The two accused are from her own village. One of them, Niranjan Yadav, has been arrested. The victim's family later alleged the police were not ready to record the girl's statement. The police chief later said that two police personnel, sub-inspector Shiv Shanker Singh and constable Fakhruddin, were suspended for laxity. The two neither informed the senior officers nor carried out standard procedure, he said.
This was just one of the many incidents of crime against women reported in the past 24 hours as UP Police appeared to be on weekend holiday.
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