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Moga's Shame: After Teen Molestation In Badal's Bus, Now Young Woman Alleges Gangrape

Darpan News Desk IANS, 30 Apr, 2015 11:08 PM
    A young woman in Punjab's Moga district has alleged that she was gang-raped by her friend's husband and his friends, police said on Friday. The woman's claim came just hours after the horror story of a girl being killed after being pushed out of a moving bus by her molesters.
     
    The victim, aged 23, claimed that she was gang-raped by her friend's husband and others on the intervening night of April 29 and 30 (Wednesday and Thursday) at a secluded house in Marhi Mustafa village near Moga, 180 km from here.
     
    The victim claimed that she had gone to meet her friend at the latter's house on Wednesday night along with her boyfriend. They decided to stay there overnight.
     
    The friend's husband came home drunk late in the night with seven other friends. They allegedly thrashed her boyfriend and took her to the tube-well room in a secluded part of the village.
     
    She was gang-raped by the eight men after confining her to the room and allowed to leave the room only on Thursday morning.
     
    A medical examination has confirmed rape. The police have registered a case against the friend and her husband and also 10 unnamed men, but no one has been arrested so far.
     
    On Wednesday, a 14-year-old girl and her mother were molested on a private bus that they had boarded and were later pushed off the moving vehicle. The teen died and her mother is in hospital with severe injuries.

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