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Six detained in two-year-old girl rape case in Indore

Police have detained half-a-dozen suspects in the two-year-old girl’s rape case in Kela Devi Mandir area of Indore. Cops are quizzing them but have failed to get any concrete lead in the case.

Published on: Sep 01, 2014 05:00 PM IST
Hindustan Times | By , Indore
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Police have detained half-a-dozen suspects in the two-year-old girl’s rape case. Police are quizzing them but have failed to get any concrete lead in the case.

The suspects were nabbed on the basis of statements of the father of the victim.

"We have detained those who had some dispute with the parents, including a contractor. Quizzing is going on but we have no concrete lead yet," said CSP Annapurna AH Ghuraiya.

The police have also retrieved the CCTV footages of the ATM and nearby shops but did not get anything concrete from those footages. "We are also concentrating on the drunkards of the area," the CSP added.

On Saturday, a two-year-old girl was raped and left bleeding near an ATM in Kela Devi Mandir area of Indore. An ATM guard manning the ATM found the girl and called police.

The girl was sent to MY hospital where her condition is said to be out of danger now.

 
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