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Time of India
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- Time of India
Railways technician among two arrested for Panipat train gangrape
1 2 3 4 Chandigarh: Haryana GRP on Saturday arrested two suspects, including an Indian Railways technician, for gangrape of woman who was found near rail tracks in Sonipat with one foot severed by train. Mobile phone location was key in solving blind case. Accused were identified as railway staffer Bhajan Lal and Shivam, a petty thief. GRP teams are on lookout for four more accused who have been identified on basis of duo's preliminary interrogation. A Panipat court remanded the suspects in two days' police remand. "So far, investigations have established rape. Survivor was abused by accused at Kurukshetra in a bogie. After that, she travelled towards Sonipat. She told us her feet got entangled in railway lines in Sonipat, which led to her injuries and amputation," said GRP SP Nikita Gahlaut, ruling out initial theory survivor was thrown onto railway lines by the accused. Gahlaut, personally monitoring SIT, said the arrested duo confessed to their involvement and identified the location. "Investigation is in progress and our teams are on move to apprehend the remaining accused." by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Se você sofre com dores no joelho. Leia isso antes que seja deletado Vida Sem Dores Undo Survivor, in her mid-30s, is mentally unstable, said police. She went missing from her Panipat home on June 23. Three days later, she was found lying unconscious by the tracks with a severed foot. She was taken to PGIMS Rohtak, where she revealed she was gangraped. GRP registered a case and set up an SIT. According to sources, CDR data helped police crack the case as four mobile phones were found to be active on the spot. This led to Bhajan and Shivam's arrests. Their phones were seized and one of them was found to have a footage of the gangrape, said sources.
