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Ludhiana | Man rapes former classmate, booked

The sadar police have booked a man for raping his former classmate in Guru Nanak Colony

Updated on: Jun 3, 2022, 22:23:24 IST
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The sadar police have booked a man for raping his former classmate in Guru Nanak Colony. The accused has been identified as Manmeet Singh of Guru Nanak Colony. The girl stated that the accused was her good friend and also lived nearby. She added that when she was alone at home on May 28, he raped her.

Victim was alone at home in Ludhiana on May 28, when the man raped her. (HT FILE)
Victim was alone at home in Ludhiana on May 28, when the man raped her. (HT FILE)

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