In a harrowing incident, a 16-year-old girl claimed that she was allegedly gang-raped by three men in a car and gave birth during the assault. The minor said that she was gangraped near the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway by the three men. The Kolwa police are currently investigating the case.

What Happened With The Girl?

As per the 16-year-old girl, the three accused allegedly abducted her and took the vehicle near the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway. The girl was nine months pregnant and delivered the child during the assault.

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The three men then threw the girl off the vehicle on the Dausa Collectorate road. According to the victim, a passerby helped her and escorted her to the hospital, Navbharat Times reported. She then reportedly wrapped the newborn in clothes and reached the hospital. Her treatment is underway at the Dausa District Hospital. 

What did the probe reveal?

Upon knowing about the incident, Station House Officer (SHO) of Kolwa, Manohar Lal, and his team reached the hospital and recorded the victim’s statement. The police have registered a case against three accused under sections related to kidnapping and gang-rape and have initiated an investigation. Bandikui Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) Laxmikant Sharma arrived later. Police are examining the girl’s condition and her allegations. Charges of abduction and gang rape have been alleged against three accused. These claims are yet to be confirmed through the police investigation and her statements.

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Victim Knew Accused?

The 16-year-old girl named Ajay Kumar Meena as the key accused in the case. She also alleged that Meena had sexual intercourse with her earlier as well. According to the victim, Ajay's frequent sexual acts with Meena consequently resulted in her pregnancy. The police are now verifying these claims based on the victim's statements and medical examination.