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A girl was allegedly gang-raped on Friday night in the Shivsagar police station area of Rohtas district in Bihar. The police took swift action and arrested two accused in the case. Both accused are reportedly residents of Udham Singh Nagar district in Uttarakhand and are employed as harvester operators.
The victim had gone out of her house to relieve herself on Friday night. Taking advantage of the situation, the accused forcibly grabbed her and raped her. After the incident, the girl somehow managed to escape, but she was terrified and in a state of shock.
What is the whole case?
According to the information, when the girl did not return home for a long time, her family became worried. They started searching for her. After some time, they found the girl crying and in a very distressed state in the dark. The girl then informed her family about the incident. The family immediately informed the local police. Shivsagar police station in-charge Ritesh Kumar said that a total of five harvester operators from Uttarakhand had come to the village for work. Based on the information provided by the victim, the family initially apprehended one suspect. Following this, the police took all five into custody.
Police arrest two accused
According to the station in-charge, during questioning, the victim clearly identified two people who are accused of the rape. After the identification, the police formally arrested the two accused. The others are also being questioned to ascertain whether anyone else was involved in the incident.
The case is being investigated seriously
The police have sent the victim for a medical examination and her statement has been recorded. The case is being investigated seriously. The police say that strict action will be taken against the accused under the law.
There is an atmosphere of anger in the area after this incident. People are demanding the harshest possible punishment for the accused. This case once again raises concerns about the safety of women and asks society the question: when will daughters finally feel safe?
