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Five minors held for gangraping 13-year-old dementia patient in Karnataka

The accused gangraped the girl on January 5 and were taken into custody on Tuesday based on a complaint by the victim’s family members, Kalburgi commissioner of police, Y S Ravikumar said

Published on: Jan 12, 2022, 23:53:51 IST
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Bengaluru: Six minors were detained from north Karnataka’s Kalburgi district on Tuesday for allegedly gangraping a minor girl who suffers from dementia, police said, adding that the accused have all been sent to the district juvenile home.

All the accused are 15-16 years old, officials said
All the accused are 15-16 years old, officials said

The accused gangraped the girl on January 5 and were taken into custody on Tuesday based on a complaint by the victim’s family members, Kalburgi commissioner of police, Y S Ravikumar said.

All the accused are 15-16 years old, officials said.

“The girl had dementia... On January 5, they took her to a desolate area ...where she was raped,” said a police officer.

The parents of the girl filed a complaint in Gulbarga university police station on January 10. They said the girl suffered from dementia due to which the incident came to light very late.

“The girl complained of stomach pain and later parents realised that she was raped. Following the complaint, we have conducted a medical test and rape was confirmed in the test,” Ravikumar said.

The girl was under treatment at a hospital, police said.

 
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