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Three cops deployed for Unnao rape survivor ’s security suspended

Talking over phone, Mukul Prakash Verma, Public Relations Officer (PRO) of Unnao SP Madhawa Prasad Verma, said the SP suspended the three cops, including gunner Sudesh Kumar and two women constables Ruby Patel and Sunita Devi, for negligence of duty.

Updated on: Aug 01, 2019 07:41 PM IST
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Four days after the Rae Bareli road accident in which the Unnao gangrape survivor was critically injured, three police personnel, who were deputed for the survivor’s security, were suspended for negligence of duty on Thursday.

Three police personnel, who were deputed for the Unnao rape survivor ’s  security, were suspended on Thursday. (HT Photo)
Three police personnel, who were deputed for the Unnao rape survivor ’s security, were suspended on Thursday. (HT Photo)

Talking over phone, Mukul Prakash Verma, Public Relations Officer (PRO) of Unnao SP Madhawa Prasad Verma, said the SP suspended the three cops, including gunner Sudesh Kumar and two women constables Ruby Patel and Sunita Devi, for negligence of duty.

He said the trio was deputed to accompany the survivor when she was moved to any place while six other police personnel were deployed for security at her residence in Unnao.

He said preliminary enquiry confirmed negligence of the three cops as they did not accompany the survivor when she left in a car, along with her lawyer Mahendra Singh Chauhan, her aunt and the aunt’s sister, to meet her uncle lodged at Rae Bareli district jail in a separate case of firing in 2000.

On Sunday, the survivor’s car was hit head-on by a speeding truck near Ataura police outpost under Gurbakshganj police station of Rae Bareli district at around 1 pm when she along with her lawyer and two family members was going to meet her uncle.

In the incident, the survivor’s aunt and her sister were killed, while the survivor and her lawyer were critically injured. The two are on life support system at the KGMU’s trauma centre in Lucknow since then.

 
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