The rape came to light when the 15-year-old victim’s parents took her to the Civil Hospital, Ludhiana, for a check up and the doctors informed them that the teenager was pregnant
A 25-year-old man was booked for raping and impregnating his teenaged neighbour on Saturday.
The matter came to light when the 15-year-old victim’s parents took her to the Civil Hospital for a check up after she complained of a stomach ache, and the doctors informed them that the minor was pregnant.
The victim said that the accused, a factory worker, had barged into her house when she was alone around three months ago and had sexually assaulted her. He had threatened her with dire consequences if she told anybody about the incident. Later, the accused started sexually assaulting her whenever he found her alone at home.
Sub-inspector Baldev Raj said a case under Sections 376 (rape), 506 (criminal intimidation) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) and Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act has been lodged against the accused at the Jamalpur police station.
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Speeding bus rams into moped in Ludhiana, elderly couple killed
An elderly couple was killed after a speeding bus rammed into their moped near Chehlan village on the Ludhiana-Chandigarh Road on Sunday morning. The driver was arrested, and the bus impounded. The victims, Raghbir Singh, 75, of Chankohia village, Samrala, and his wife Ranjit Kaur, 70, were on their way to Baghaur village to visit an ailing relative when the bus rammed into their two-wheeler. Onlookers caught the speeding driver, and alerted the police.
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Fresh directives issued to contain pollution in B’luru
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Pune cyber police record 379 UPI-based cheating complaints done by sending fake payment screenshot
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Ludhiana hosiery owner assaulted over monetary dispute succumbs, murder case filed
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Tourists stuck at Sinhagad fort as protestors stop e-buses
Several tourists who visited Sinhagad fort on Sunday had to wait for a longer duration in the evening hours to return home as e-buses were not plying for three hours. The buses were stuck as many local private vehicle owners from Donje village were angry with the decision to ban private vehicles that led to the agitation at the Sinhagad fort.