Three Jamia students among 4 held for Defence Colony gang rape

December 5, 2012

gangrape New Delhi, December 5: Six young men, including three law students from Jamia Milia Islamia University, allegedly kept a 16-year-old girl by force in a Defence Colony house in south Delhi, and raped her repeatedly for 10-12 days. Four of them have been arrested while two are on the run.

The victim, a class XI student, had in September run away from her parents' home in Delhi and had been living with a woman friend. Her parents have been informed and her statement recorded in front of the magistrate. A medical examination has confirmed the rape.

The girl's parents had earlier lodged a case of kidnapping after she went missing. The victim is believed to have been taken to a house in Sarai Jullena, south Delhi, and sexually assaulted there as well.

Police sources said the girl initially stayed with a woman friend who on November 15 asked the victim to find other accommodation as she had to shift to another house. The victim alleged that her friend suggested she could stay with her friend, Pulkit Chaudhry, one of the accused, who claimed to be in Delhi Police.

Rapists kept girl quiet with threats

Pulkit Chaudhry, who hails from Panipat, and his friends soon came to know that she had left home and allegedly began to intimidate her. They also threatened to inform her parents about her whereabouts. The accused then allegedly raped her. Even Pulkit's friends, who visited him, raped the girl, police said.

The victim also told the police that Pulkit posed as a sub-inspector and his friend, Amandeep Katyan, as an advocate. They often talked about police stations to frighten her.

Pulkit and Amandeep, who is from Rohtak, are among the four arrested. The others are Rupanshu Pratap Singh from Bihar and Sharad Shekhar. All four are between 21 and 25 years old. One of them works with a private company while the others are law students.

Police said a hunt is on to nab the other two accused. The girl, who is of Nepali origin, said in her complaint that she tried to escape from the Defence Colony house several times, but failed. She finally managed to give her captors a slip on November 29 and reached New Friends Colony after which she approached the local police and lodged her complaint.

"On the basis of the victim's statement, a case was filed at the Defence Colony police station and the medical examination of the girl was carried, which confirmed rape. Following more investigations, the accused were held," a cop said.



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June 26,2020

Kozhikode, Jun 26: A man, who had returned from Bahrain on Thursday and has been under quarantine at his house in Villyapallai near here, has been stabbed on his arm by an unidentified person.

Police sources said the assailant, with a masked face, had ransacked the man's house by break-opening the door at midnight lat night and stabbed Lijeesh on his arm and fled from the scene.

The nearby residents took Lijeesh to a nearby hospital and was put back on quarantine. 

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May 6,2020

A man posed as Superintendent of Police (SP), called up a subordinate police official and asked him to get his mobile phone repaired or face the consequences. But, his bluff was later called and the man landed in lockup.

Azamgarh SP Triveni Singh said the 23-year-old youth, Shubham Upadhyay, is the son of a farmer. He was preparing for competitive exams when his phone developed a snag on Saturday. He tried to reach out to local mechanics, but they were unavailable to fix it due to the lockdown.

Upadhyay used a free caller identification app to call up the in-charge of the Kotwali police station, K. K. Gupta, and threatened to shunt him out, if he failed to swiftly get the work done. Gupta grew suspicious and eventually caught the youth.

n his statement to the police, Shubham Upadhyay said, "On Sunday noon, I tried to breach the district borders to reach Lucknow to repair my phone, but since there was heavy police presence and barricading, I returned home. Later, I installed a free caller identification app in my handset and mentioned the name as SP Azamgarh and even uploaded a photo of the cop to appear genuine."

He first called SHO, Kotwali to get the phone repaired and was told the handset would be picked up from the SP office in an hour. Then, he called a businessman to bring his SUV and hand over his mobile to the SHO.

But when Upadhyay called the police again to suggest a separate meeting point, he raised suspicion. When the SHO tried to confirm the venue, Upadhyay got hesitant and said he would send a peon.

"I suddenly realised something was fishy and rang up the public relation officer of SP Azamgarh, who denied any such order from the SP. When the caller's number was scanned, it displayed the name of SP Azamgarh," said SHO Gupta.

A trap was laid and when the SHO reached the venue, he found one Praveen Shukla sitting in the vehicle. Police got the address of the accused from Shukla and reached Upadhyay's home in Bilariya locality and arrested him.

Upadhyay has been booked under IT Act and for threatening a public servant.

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May 12,2020

May 12: A Madhya Pradesh Police sub-inspector was fined Rs 5,000 after he performed a daredevil act of balancing himself on two moving cars, copying the famous stunt from Ajay Devgn-starrer 'Singham'.

Manoj Yadav, the in-charge of Narsinghgarh police post in Damoh district, was also warned against any such daredevilry in future, police sources said on Monday.

Sporting shades as the hero of the cop drama film and wearing his police uniform, Yadav got the entire episode video-graphed, they said.

As the video of the stunt went viral on social media, senior police officials took serious note of it as it will send wrong signals to youngsters, the sources said.

Inspector General, Sagar range, Anil Sharma directed Damoh Superintendent of Police Hemant Chauhan to probe the matter.

After an investigation, Chauhan imposed a fine of Rs 5,000 on the sub-inspector and warned him not to repeat such mistakes.

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