Navi Mumbai: Kharghar Police arrested a 40-year-old history, which was an externeni criminal, for allegedly sexual abuse of his 11-year-old nephew on November 9, the victim and his brother who lived with his mother, while his father was 28 years old, history Sheeter with the 90 FIR was registered against him, submitted at Taloja Jail, after being arrested for shooting a police team in the Toll Square in Virar in 2018.
The defendant was sexually sexually nephew.
, Arrested on November 10, after his mother filed a police complaint.
The defendant had returned to police custody.
“The defendant was externalized last year for a period of two years.
Apart from the existent order, which forbid him from retaining the city, he returned to Kharghar and allegedly sexually attacked his nephew by taking him to his house,” said Sandeepan Shinde, Senior Inspector of Kharghar Police.
“Events It happened when the girl mother had gone to court for her husband trial trial.
The girl and her brother at home, when the defendant took advantage and allegedly attacked him by taking him to his house in the same building, “he said.
Shinde added that the sister had seen the defendant in a compromised position with the girl and asked her uncle, who claimed that she did nothing to her.
“After the girl returned to the house, her son told him about the incident.
When the girl cried because of pain in her personal part, she took her daughter to a doctor, who confirmed sexual violence.
Therefore, the girl made a complaint in the Kharghar Police Station and the Defendant Booked for rape with Act Pocso, “he said.
Shinde said, “The accusation escaped when the girl went to the police station to file a complaint.
We tracked the defendant near the Kharghar train station and arrested him the following day.
For violating the existent order, the defendant has also been ordered based on Part 142 Bombay police to enter without permission area where someone is directed to move himself.
“(The identity of the victim has not yet been disclosed to protect his privacy according to the Supreme Court’s direction of cases related to sexual violence)