True face of police in India

Report by: Indur Chhugani, India

The reporter can be reached at: trustplead@gmail.com

“The girl revealed that he had taken her out earlier and tried to molest her. He had threatened her with a false case against the family if she informed anyone,” the police officer added. The victim’s medical test has confirmed rape. The police has registered a case against the accused, but no arrests have been made so far. AGENCIES

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