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One held in Muktsar Dalit girl rape case

MALOUT: The Punjab Police on Saturday put under arrest one person following his surrender on Friday in the case of rape of a 22-year-old Dalit girl on March 25 at Kandukhera village. The suspect, Jagdeep Singh ''Jojo'', of Kandukhera village was sent to a three-day police remand.

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Tribune News Service

Malout, April 23

The Punjab Police on Saturday put under arrest one person following his surrender on Friday in the case of rape of a 22-year-old Dalit girl on March 25 at Kandukhera village.

Earlier story: Despite footage, rape accused still at large

The suspect, Jagdeep Singh 'Jojo', of Kandukhera village was sent to a three-day police remand.

Malout DSP Manwinderbir Singh said the accused has also named Sandeep Singh of Tappa Khera in the case.  

The DSP said: “We are conducting raids to arrest him.”

The arrest was made after a month despite having a video footage of a youth dragging the victim in a broad daylight.

The area falls in Lambi. The fear-struck victim has left her house and is now staying at her relative’s house in Muktsar town.

According to the FIR, the girl, who worked at a computer centre at Malout, was forcibly abducted from outside the institute on the Indira road. She was allegedly taken to a house at Tappa Khera village, where they allegedly sexually assaulted her. Later, they dropped her at Malout.

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