Minor girl gangraped, 5 arrested, 2 absconding
PTI : Muzaffarnagar, Thu Jan 10 2013, 14:00 hrs
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A minor girl was allegedly abducted and gangraped by seven men in a nearby jungle in Muzaffarnagar, police said on Wednesday.
Out of the seven accused, five have been arrested, police said.
The incident took place last night when the 14-year-old girl had left her home at Shiksha colony from Civil Lines area for some work.
She was abducted by the seven accused and taken to a nearby jungle in a car where the victim was gangraped, SP City RajKamal Yadav said.
Acting on the information, police has arrested five accused identified as Sonu, Ravi, Nitin, Hasu and Subhash. Two other -- Praveen and Subhash -- are absconding, police said.
The medical examination of the girl has confirmed rape.
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