The 14-year-old girl, who was gang raped at the ISBT in Dehradun, has been found to be pregnant after her medical examination. The victim, who has been living in a state-run girls' shelter since the incident happened, was brought to the district hospital for treatment on Thursday evening after her health deteriorated.

Doctors are expressing concerns that the girl may have been pregnant before the gang rape incident. The female gynaecologist at District Hospital Coronation has written a letter to the Chief Medical Officer (CMO) seeking medical advice in this regard.

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The SIT in charge, SP City Pramod Kumar and CMO Dr Sanjay Jain have both refused to comment on the issue, claiming they have not yet received the medical report. Additionally, the chairperson of the Child Welfare Commission, Dr Geeta Khanna, has also refused to comment on the matter.

Given the seriousness of the situation, the victim has been referred to the Doon Hospital. It has been reported that doctors are continuously monitoring her condition and have conducted several medical tests.

On the night of August 12, a 15-year-old girl from Muradabad, Uttar Pradesh, was raped by five individuals in a bus on the Dehradun-Delhi route operated by Uttarakhand Transport Corporation. The case came to the attention on August 17.

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On August 18, the police arrested two special category conductors and one regular conductor of the Uttarakhand Transport Corporation, as well as two drivers of the contracted buses, in connection with the gang rape case. The victim was taken to the state-run girls' shelter home after the incident. On Thursday evening, her health deteriorated, and she was admitted to District Hospital Coronation. During the examination, doctors discovered that she was pregnant and promptly informed the police and the CMO.