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UP: Teenage girl kidnapped, raped escapes after two weeks in captivity

The girl reportedly escaped from the farmhouse in Kankerkhera on Saturday night.

Updated on: May 14, 2017, 17:44:27 IST
Hindustan Times, Meerut | By , Meerut
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A Class 11 student on Saturday escaped from the clutches of her kidnappers who allegedly raped her in a farmhouse in Meerut district of Uttar Pradesh for over two weeks.

A Class 11 student was allegedly kidnapped and raped in Meerut district of UP. (Raj K Raj/Representative image)
A Class 11 student was allegedly kidnapped and raped in Meerut district of UP. (Raj K Raj/Representative image)

The victim narrated her ordeal to the people residing close to the farmhouse after escaping. They reported the matter to the police and informed her family members in Modinagar. A joint team of Modinagar and Meerut police raided the farmhouse on Saturday night and arrested two people. However, the main accused is still at large.

Reportedly, one Rahul and his aides had kidnapped the girl on April 24, when she was returning home after collecting her exam result from school.

The girl’s father had lodged a complaint of kidnapping at Modinagar police station, naming Rahul of Kankerkhera locality in Meerut as the accused.Cops had been on his lookout since then but failed to nab him.

Rahul and his aides held the girl captive at the Shakya farmhouse in Kankerkhera, and instructed two people to keep a watch on her. Despite the guards, she managed to slip out on Saturday night.

The girl will undergo a medical examination after which she will be presented in court to record her statement.

 
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