Patna: A 21-year-old pregnant woman allegedly gangraped by three people after being kidnapped from near the residence when he walked in the area under the Beur police station area around midnight on Saturday.
The problem was revealed in front of the police around 4am on Sunday when the woman was seen crying on the platform number 10 from Patna Railway Junction by several passengers after the police Rail (GRP) was warned.
Two accused, who accompanied a woman at the station, was arrested immediately but one was accused of still large.
The defendant who was arrested was identified as Vishal Kumar (21) and Ankit Kumar (19), who was a bet every day.
The defendant in general was one of Shyam Kumar.
It was GRP who told the female police station where the defendant and the victim were taken at 6 am.
Sho Kishore Shahchari’s female police station said that the woman was six months pregnant and had come out of her residence to take a walk after dinner.
“The trio is clogged his mouth so he can’t scream.
After that, they forcibly take it and take the way to a remote place nearby where the trio turns turned to rape it.
The incident took place almost in the middle of the night,” he said.
Sho said that the victims came from wells to do family and her husband worked in a private company.
“This is her husband’s private house on Beur.
He is with my mother-in-law and other family members at home when the incident happened.
They began to look for it after he did not return from the streets,” Shahchari said.
He said that the woman repeatedly invited the defendant to release him.
“After the incident, he begged them to make him take a train to LakhiCarai because both of them took him to the train station.
One of the defendants had gone to buy tickets when he was seen crying by passengers,” he said.
Sho said that a woman’s medical examination was completed on Monday after her statement before Judge Judicial would be recorded.
“The young men who were accused of also from the area where the woman lived with her husband.
Raids is in Shyam’s Nab,” he added.
(The identity of the victim has not been revealed to protect its privacy according to the direction of the Supreme Court about cases related to sexual violence)