Minor found intoxicated in hotel room
Patna: A 15-year-old girl, who was missing since May 20, was found in an inebriated state in a hotel room in Patna district on Thursday. The girl alleged that she was forced to consume alcohol before the alleged gang rape, the police said.
Upon receiving the information on Dial 112, the police reached the spot and called the girl's parents after verifying her identity. The station house officer (SHO) said a lady inspector was also sent to the spot. "We received the information at 4pm. When the team reached there, she told her name and gave her mother's contact number. Due to the victim's intoxicated state, she was immediately sent to the Danapur sub-divisional hospital for medical examination," the SHO said.
The family has not filed a formal complaint yet, though they have identified one suspect. "The girl left with a youth about two days prior and did not return home since. The investigation is ongoing, but due to being inebriated, the girl is also not able to tell anything. Once she is sober, her statement will be recorded. The police are checking the CCTV footage of the nearby areas," the SHO said.
Family members report the victim indicating she suffered abuse whilst staying at the hotel. Police are investigating the boy she left with and his associates as potential suspects. Authorities are also examining the hotel premises where the victim was found.
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